Sentence examples for implications are limited from inspiring English sources

Because China is not a great importer or exporter of fish, the food-security implications are limited to the region.

While we think this paper is of purely academic interest, or that its implications are limited to malaria, upon further review, the findings are more significant.

I think the job was really for the rest - the politicians, the NGOs to get in there, and do something with it, but i think generally, the final implications are limited".

But this will all be a squandered opportunity if we allow ourselves to believe the implications are limited to physiology, as we keep running on profitable junk.

On the contrary, stereotactic intracerebral cell delivery is likely to offer a broader therapeutic time window, although clinical implications are limited due to invasive surgical procedures.

Being secular was the privilege of chivalric Hindus; Muslims, by implication, were limited to the roles forced upon them by their Hindu interlocutors.

A once-standard and still common view of non-Western cultures, ancient and modern, is that they are entirely shaped, explained and (the implication is) limited by fixed religious beliefs.

The association of high NG2 expression on microvascular proliferations with 60% increased risk of patient mortality and the implications for radioresistance are limited by the retrospective neuropathological nature of the analysis that does not establish causality.

It is important to note that the causal implications of these models are limited given the cross-sectional nature of the PIAAC data and the possibility of omitted variable bias.

The clinical implications of this finding are limited, because severe neutropenia did not result in febrile neutropenia or treatment delay.

However, the implications of our analysis are limited by a lack of comparison to AMI-free controls.