Sentence examples for implications can be seen from inspiring English sources

Such implications can be seen from the Porter and van der Linde writings, heavily criticised by Palmer et al. as being built on faulty examples.

That this law is not only of scientific interest per se, but that, in addition, it has also substantial implications can be seen from those fields where it was suggested to be put into practice.

In this paper, we are not ready to answer this question as it depends on the full design of the smart home, but the implication can be seen from how the goal is constructed as in Case 6.

By the way, that little "surprise" has long-term implications that can be seen in patterns shown in Broken Circle.

Additional implications of fine-scale modeling can be seen in two depictions of the change in CWD between the periods 1981 2010 and 1951 1980.

An association rule can be seen as an implication X→Y, with X and Y being sets of items.

The key to understanding this paper with regards to evolvability is understanding the full implication of the assumption that mutational writing can be seen as a phenotype, and that there is no adaptive evolution but the joint evolution of the writing and performing phenotypes.

"As can be seen today, this has grave implications for the entire region," the report adds.

Next, Hercules can be seen in the water, the false implications being that Hercules was actually placed in the water against his will and that the voice that can be heard belongs to someone supervising Hercules.

We have indeed attained greater heights but the implications of our impulse to conquer are only too apparent: the damage can be seen in the hills, the air, the earth and the ocean.

Demonstrating that effects can be seen within a few years of exposure changes has important implications for health impact assessments.