Sentence examples for implications in one from inspiring English sources

Countries of the world are increasingly connected through travel and migration, and thus, migration has health implications in one location for both local and global migrations, since infectious diseases do not remain isolated geographically.

"Heavy," "plus-size," "corpulent" and "fleshy" all carry weighty implications in one sphere or another.

It requires clarification of the domains of integration to be covered and analysis of the implications of experiences in one domain for those in another.

Sound isn't a sensation usually associated with manuscript displays, but it's ever present, at least by implication, in this one.

23 The implication of placebo in one citation could not be ascertained.

Additionally, going on a "low carb diet" or "cutting carbs" can have negative implications in terms of one's physical and mental health.

What are the implications of this growing focus on all-in-one devices?

Later, Stone reflected on the theological implications of having maggots in one's scrotum.

Eleven (11) of the 18 women on the intervention arm scored highly (75%+) on understanding of personal implications in contrast to only one woman on the non-intervention arm.

In one of the two studies including ophthalmological evaluation after use of a face and eye cleansing lotion, we observed 14% of clinical eye signs with possible implication of the product in one case and reactions only on one eye in two subjects.

There have, however, already been implications from the ruling – in one case a buyer pulled out from a purchase in the hours following the ruling, the Observer was told.