Sentence examples for implication of this method from inspiring English sources

One important implication of this method is that it improves the performance of legacy economic-search methods that are commonly used in "search theory".

An implication of this method is that two deep sister nodes (i.e. nodes that are distant from the root) will have higher levels of similarity than two shallow sister nodes.

We shall later return to this point when we talk about some of the criticisms of method and about implications of this method for work in ethics.

The implications of this method were taken into account in the statistical evaluation by applying the intra-class-correction (ICC).

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.

To further validate the biological implication of this scoring method, we compared the cellular microarray results of serially diluted CD4 T cell lines with IFNgamma production in a parallel control experiment, in which the same numbers of T cells were seeded into a 96-well plate coated with peptide:MHC and anti-CD28/CD11a anti-CD28/CD11ariod ofortheulation (Figure 3).

The theoretical and practical implications of this new method for planning and policy are discussed.

We illustrate the approach on a case-study taken from an avionic application, trying to show the implications of this simulation method on the design-flow.

Finally implications for use of this method of teaching in nurse/midwife education are discussed.

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.

The results of the application and the implications of the method for system development are discussed.