Sentence examples for implications in greater from inspiring English sources

A fuller treatment in my book, The Competitive Advantage of Nations, develops the theory and its implications in greater depth and provides many additional examples.

"Call and Response" avoids this problem by having plenty of intriguing and unusual objects and by explaining the cultural implications in great detail (an ample catalog accompanies the show).

These findings have implications in providing greater 'in depth' understanding of the elders experience of chronic OFP with implications to inform the need for services including multidisciplinary specialty clinics.

The results and their implications are discussed in greater detail below.

These policy measures have often been actively promoted by the industrialized countries and the international institutions they dominate, and the overall implications are explored in greater detail later in this article and in the third and final article in the series.

But the implications in India are greater because of its sheer size.

From the front bench, Lord Beecham merely urged the government to examine the implications of their proposals in greater detail.

The newly acquired data from the NOMan project and the state-of-art analysis enabled us to extend the available period range of MT responses to shorter periods and to evaluate the implication to crustal structure in greater detail than achieved in previous deep ocean MT studies.

Many concern general issues of good trial management practice; however, the implications are greater in a fast recruiting trial due to the number of patients entered before a problem can be identified and remedial action taken.

This study explained the chemical interaction of micellization of AmB in lipids, which can have greater implications in designing toxicologically safe formulations of hydrophobic drugs.

The findings of this research will have greater implications in creating awareness to the water user associations, farmers and gate operators of Koga irrigation scheme on how to measure the amount of water they are using during the whole crop growth so that optimum irrigation water shall be delivered to a crop for maintaining water management.