Sentence examples for implication of the increase from inspiring English sources
One policy implication of the increase in medical tourists on health financing is that differential pricing for foreign patients could drive up costs of services for local consumers over time.
The exact cause or implication of the increased inflammation is not clear.
One implication of the increased immunisation rates in the villages with camps with incentives (and in the surrounding villages) is that they were busier than those without incentives.
"The implication of the increased degradation of lignins is that less carbon remains in the soil solid phase, and more CO2 is being released from the soil into the atmosphere," Simpson says.
THE implications of the increase in minority populations, as underscored by census data released last week, are being reflected on Madison Avenue.
He and others are cautious, for example, about the implications of the increase seen in one bacteria, Bilophila wadsworthia, in the meat-eaters that in mice is associated with inflammatory bowel disease and high-fat diets.
The clinical, in vitro, and in vivo evidence supporting the role of these organisms in the increased failure rate of penicillin in eradication of these infections and the implication of that increased rate on the management of infections is discussed.
Consider the implications of the increasing numbers of Afghan refugees for Afghanistan's neighboring countries and for those committing acts of military aggression in Afghanistan.
Despite growing concern over the economic and social implications of the increasing concentration of wealth among a wealthy elite, we continue to know very little about how the growing gap in wealth and income of the top 1% influences the wellbeing of the other 99%.
The financial implications of the increased use of laparoscopy and outpatient hysterectomy are unknown.
Alternate options for fabrication and file creation and the implications of the increased accessibility of this process are also discussed.
