The phrase 'implications in relation to' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically suggests a connection between two different things or ideas. For example, "I need to consider the implications in relation to my studies before making any decisions."
These findings therefore have public health implications in relation to the prevention of weight-related and eating-related disorders later in life.
For example, if either arm is found to reduce subsequent readmissions and result in improved glycaemic control, if sustained, this will have positive implications in relation to the reduced risk of diabetes related complications in later life[ 11].
Our findings regarding the Hivep paralogs indicate that they are important candidate genes for immune-related functions in teleost fish and suggest broader implications in relation to speciation events, such as the adaptive radiations in East African cichlid fishes.
Clearly, this has significant implications in relation to film growth, sputter cleaning, and substrate preheating processes.
Clearly, this has significant implications in relation to film growth, sputter cleaning and substrate pre-heating processes.
These findings have strong implications in relation to the transport and removal of environmental pollutants in natural and engineered systems.
The club categorically rejects any and all direct and indirect implication in relation to these suspicions and would like to point out at no moment has Paris Saint-Germain been approached by the National Financial Court in charge of the investigation.
In addition to the well-known parameters such as current density, electrode materials, and initial TCE concentration, the high velocities of groundwater flow can have important implications, practically in relation to the flush out of precipitates.
The properties of the amino acids involved suggest that some of the mutations that were identified to be under positive selection might have functional implications, possibly in relation to metabolic efficiency.
Disability can be physical, mental, sensory, or involve a learning disability, it may be recent or long-term, progressive or stable and needs to be considered in terms of the physical implications and in relation to a woman's coping abilities and those of her family [ 8].
