Sentence examples for implications in reference to from inspiring English sources
Our results have several implications in reference to the role of these toxins in pathogenicity.
The present study's clinical and educational implications are most evident in reference to the cultural background, as the concept of HRQOL is well explored in the western societies.
The results of the present study are discussed in reference to policy implications for nuclear energy, such as policy agenda, public participation, and risk communication.
We discussed our results in reference to previous works on naive conceptions and conceptual change, as well as their implications for environmental education in school-aged children.
Most people have heard the phrase "supply and demand" used in reference to the mysterious forces governing market economies, but many don't understand these concepts' full implications.
A: In reference to running time, no.
In reference to its carnivorous diet.
These findings have implications with reference to invasion as a therapeutic target in progressive cancer disease.
Hence, the judgment that one duty overrides another can be understood just in terms of its deontic implications and without reference to considerations of strength.
