Sentence examples for implications for existing from inspiring English sources
This pervasive marketing may have implications for existing smokers as well".
We discuss implications for existing and future work.
Our findings have implications for existing leadership training programs and contribute to theories about the appropriateness of shared leadership models for virtual project teams.
Although it was appreciated by all participants that cytoplasmic and mitotic patterns are clinically relevant, implications for existing diagnostic/classification criteria for ANA-associated diseases in particular hampered a final consensus on this topic.
Three of the samples were insufficiently zeroed at deposition to provide accurate dates for deposition of the sand sheets, challenging the assumption that coversands are all well bleached, with consequent implications for existing thermoluminescence (TL) dates on UK coversands.
Exploring the implications for existing theory we conclude that: (1) different supplier relationships play an important role in enabling competitors from advanced and emerging economies to adopt different innovation processes; and (2) these differences in nature of the innovation process need to be explicitly incorporated into models explaining the international configuration of R&D.
Cooke claims that "there is no implication for existing lecturers to take part".
Changes in nomenclature would have many implications, for instance for existing guidelines, disease criteria, external quality control programs, education, and reimbursement policies.
PrEP emerged as a highly contentious issue because of the perceived negative implications it had for existing risk management strategies and HIV prevention.
A recent state-of-the-art report on mixture toxicity summarizes the scientific background of mixture toxicity concepts as well as the implications of existing approaches for a predictive mixture toxicity assessment in the regulation of chemicals [13].
Direct talks would also have implications for an existing series of negotiations involving a coalition of major powers, including the United States.
