Sentence examples for implications and restrictions from inspiring English sources

11 Chronic dependence on mechanical ventilation is not only a major medical problem, 2 but also produces extreme discomfort for patients, with important physiological complications and negative social implications and restrictions.

In this three-dimensional graphic, researchers illustrate the "criticality" of all 62 metals based on their scores in three areas: supply risk, environmental implications, and vulnerability to supply restrictions.

Changes in the requirements for water quality testing have strong implications for increases in beach closures and restrictions.

"The citation has far-reaching implications for the retail industry that could subject retailers to unfairly harsh penalties and restrictions on future sales promotions".

Deadlines and restrictions vary.

And restrictions are always lost possibilities.

What qualifications and restrictions might apply?

The technique may be particularly suited to this application where there is difficulty in valuing the health implications of restrictions in water supply.

This might have implications on restrictions such as minimum injection intervals of ≥10 weeks currently in place for maintaining successful long-term application of botulinum neurotoxin.

A practical implication is also to develop health-promotive programmes that are based on increased job mobility but also consider underlying factors such as incentives and restrictions.

Speed limits and restrictions.