Sentence examples for implications for the course from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's congressional elections are likely to have implications for the course of the war.

"Now, we are talking much more about design, where there is an integration of a range of media which has implications for the course content, not least in the ways that it is possible to integrate student-generated content".

"People here realise that national elections have implications for the course of the European Union.

Whether HIV-1 has become more or less virulent since its introduction into the human population has significant implications for the course of the AIDS pandemic.

This is accompanied by a decreasing CD4 cell count over the period 1984 2007 and may have implications for both the course of the HIV infection and the epidemic.

The ability to identify a hormone independent subset of primary breast cancer using ER as a biomarker has implications for selecting the course of adjuvant treatment [ 3].

Both groups believed that poor oral health has implications for the life course, but better off parents assumed that preventive oral health behavior will directly result in healthier children now and in the future.

This might have implications for the disease course.

These results suggest that cannabis use has clinical implications for the early course of BD by increasing mood level.

Implications for the neurobiology and course of mood disorders are discussed.

We illustrate this with an example (circuit I1) in figure (7a-c) where the relative positions of the crossing points and their implication for the time course is outlined.