Sentence examples for implication of the method from inspiring English sources
The implication of the method presented in this study is that mean utilities of the EQ-5D-3L obtained from international studies could easily be adjusted to increase their transferability to a national setting.
This may seem strangely undramatic, but a viewing of Kiarostami's cognate short film "Where Is My Romeo?," which I posted last week, suggests the unusual emotional power and the political implications of the method.
Recommendations for blood meal analysis projects of different scales are provided as well as implications of the method for disease surveillance and vector incrimination.
The practical implications of the method were demonstrated by extending it successfully to additional production units in the same factory.
One important implication of adopting the method of reflective equilibrium is a blurring of the allegedly sharp boundary between practical ethics and ethical theory.
The implications of this method were taken into account in the statistical evaluation by applying the intra-class-correction (ICC).
Also, children from the least deprived areas have significantly higher CHU9D utility values relative to children from the most deprived areas.> Weight management interventions increasingly target preadolescent children and this has implications for the methods of outcome measurement within economic evaluation as few instruments exist that are designed to elicit utilities in this age group.
These small discoveries I made over the summer were really exciting for me at the time, but the broader implications of this method are perhaps even more exciting.
The theoretical and practical implications of the ideation method are also discussed.
