Sentence examples for implications full from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that attempts to improve early diagnosis of the disease by health education are justified, but, in view of the service implications, full evaluation of such campaigns by large scale and long-term studies is essential.
Mr. Walker-Pearlman never rushes his actors, and produces a series of long scenes rich in feeling and implication, full of the weight and ambiguity of real life.
The first set of objections points to a number of counter-intuitive implications of full self-ownership.
All the implications are full of judgment and negative evaluation.
While receptor subtypes are associated with different prognostic and therapeutic implications, the full clinical consequences of these molecular subtypes have not been established.
"It is only reasonable that Mohamed should take time to tell his family the full implications and discuss with his lawyers the full implications and sleep on it," he said.
The full implications are not entirely clear.
The Resolution Foundation thinktank has set out the full implications.
The full implications of her deception are hard to define.
The full implications of Osborne's plan struck home last week.
