Sentence examples for implications for the walking from inspiring English sources
"This obviously has huge conservation implications for the walking sharks," Erdmann says.
Warning that the EU thought it was holding the best cards, Rogers said: "The view of many will be that the implications for the UK of walking away without any deal on the economic side and without any preferential arrangement and walking into a WTO only world are, from their perspective – which may be a misreading of us – so unpalatable that we won't do it.
Yang, J. F. & Gorassini, M. Spinal and brain control of human walking: implications for retraining of walking.
This has implications for the scope of practice of the Walk-in Centre itself and subsequently the successful implementation of this nurse-led model of care.
The findings may have significant implications for the design of countermeasures to reduce drink walking.
The paper concludes that understanding social processes and how they link to health outcomes has implications for the design and evaluation of lay-led walking group interventions.
Since more flexed postures are associated with higher energy costs, reconstructing early bipedal mechanics has implications for the selection pressures that led to upright walking.
Implications for the catalytic mechanism.
