Sentence examples for implications for methods from inspiring English sources
EB and JB are both conducting didactically relevant psycholinguistic research, i.e., basic research on language learning which is inspired by, and has immediate implications for, methods of language teaching and which can be put to use in language teaching.
This method could also have significant implications for methods of motor rehabilitation that rely on therapies utilizing motor imagery [64], [65].
That conclusion has implications for methods that claim to identify ethnic bias, sex bias or undue degrees of hawkishness or doveishness in exams with only a single examiner at each station.
The extent to which policy analyses are focused on contemporary policy, or are retrospective and take a longer view of policy development, will have implications for methods and for the questions that are asked.
Hypomethylated CpG sites which exert control on gene expression may have implications for methods such as methylation-specific PCR and array technologies which rely on the methylation status of a small number of CpG sites in order to determine a given genes methylation status.
Finally, practical implications for method development are discussed based on an experimental design where gradient slope and TFA concentrations are used as factors.
Clinical implications for differing methods of intraoperative acid-base management at varying temperatures are discussed.
Implications for current methods and theories of inhibitory control are discussed, and new lines of inquiry are proposed.
Given the importance of snow density information in many snow-related research disciplines, this work has implications for current methods of converting snow depths to snow water equivalent, the representation of snow dynamics in snow models and remote sensing applications globally.
This distinction has important implications for the methods suitable for research of subgroups.
Different disease processes may result in different times for arterial emptying, with resulting implications for the methods available for estimating PCP.
