Sentence examples for implications for player from inspiring English sources

IRB's head of technical services, Steve Griffiths, describes it as "a significant piece of research" in its possible implications for player injuries and refereeing.

Therefore insufficient recovery has significant implications for player preparation and performance.

Thus GPS and performance analysis may have great implications for player management in rugby union.

However, despite these limitations the results of this study add to the literature and our understanding of post-match changes in muscle following rugby union match play and we believe our data have implications for player management post-match.

One option would be to increase the quota of foreign players to five or six, but clubs would not be able to sign up emerging players from outside the British Isles while there would also be implications for players wanting to join French or Italian clubs.

Although the intake of NSAIDs per match (0.35±0.46 vs 0.31±0.48, p<0.01) in the 2014 FIFA World Cup decreased compared to the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the average use was still higher than in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, and the average number of all used medications per player remained the same level as 4 years prior, with all its implications for the player's health.

For each cluster, strategic implications for market players are different.

But Davies also fears that it may have implications for young players trying to break into the sport.

There are a whole set of logistical implications for the players, coaches, back-office staff and so on.

Lower-end outlets like Kohl's have been showing the greatest improvement, which could have mixed implications for beauty players within this channel".

The design of new forms of smart fabric, responsive to bodily and environmental variations, has implications for how players design and assess their training regimes alongside their match day performances.