Sentence examples for implications ensue from inspiring English sources
Several implications ensue from these findings.
Not only is he being pressured by his party to reinstate the law, but he is also aware of foreign policy implications that may ensue.
No serious implications for growth ensued, because oil prices above $15 a barrel were sufficient to maintain oil and gas production in the North Sea.
We evaluated the current ethical issues in need of deeper analysis in light of the application of the newest genomic technologies in research and the ensuing implications for individuals and social groups.
Given that dependence on technology is a complex multidimensional construct, each of these studies has had to define "technology-dependent," a task that has fundamental implications for the ensuing research.
It has been suggested that since generalisation across studies is problematic due to differences in populations, diseases and recollection periods, health service researchers should address the internal validity of their own health service use data, uncover any systematic bias, its potential uncertainty and characterise the ensuing implications [ 5].
Serious debate on the ethical and moral implications of political resignation ensued in the media and the parliament and led to a question of propriety.
This review discusses recent works that dissect the relative contribution of leukocyte p110γ and its cardiac counterpart in the onset and progression of pressure overload induced cardiac remodeling and the ensuing therapeutic implications.
Cooperative behaviour through reciprocation or interchange of valuable services in primates has received considerable attention, especially regarding the timeframe of reciprocation and its ensuing cognitive implications.
Although there are no severe health implications or mortality associated with AGWs, there are significant psychosocial issues which often ensue [ 10, 11].
