Sentence examples for implications for the adoption from inspiring English sources
"I am currently carefully considering the implications for the Adoption and Children Bill, which is currently being drafted and which I intend to introduce in the assembly next year".
When 'how-to' knowledge was considered late, there were negative implications for the adoption and implementation of the technologies (table 2).
The Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) may have implications for the adoption of health and safety regulations, if they add to production costs.
The committee wants to see more details on the wider implications of the adoption of contactless cards, including how staffing at TfL could be affected, and the potential lost revenue for the 4,000 small retailers that sell Oyster top-ups.
The relatively low GP participation rate and the inability for a number of GP practices to provide an electronic signature may have implications for the widespread adoption of the endorsement letter for bowel cancer screening.
The implications of this uncertainty for the adoption of appropriate treatment interventions, or for the efficient use of resources in order to improve the reliability of results, all suggests the need to assess both the efficiency of the extraction methods used in the analysis of ancient paint media and the possible influence of organic material due to biological contamination.
This emphasises the importance of Cr for normal brain development and function (Newmeyer et al. 2005) and, by implication, advocates the adoption of Cr supplementation for pregnant women, as well as for preterm babies and infants.
Extant literature suggests that culture can have serious implications for website adoption, usability, trust, satisfaction, and loyalty (Cyr et al. 2005; Cyr et al. 2009).
The emotional salience of childhood food insecurity memories suggests that these experiences could have significant implications for parental adoption of child feeding recommendations and should be considered when designing nutrition interventions.
This had negative implications for technology adoption and implementation.
