Sentence examples for implications indicating from inspiring English sources
S.&P. announced on July 14 [link below] that it had placed America's sovereign debt on credit watch with "negative implications," indicating that a downgrade was potentially in the offing because of the political wrangling over raising the debt ceiling.
This research has several managerial and theoretical implications indicating that paying attention to the emotional meanings of industrial brands and products is warranted, as are further studies on the application of attachment in industrial marketing.
These data have important clinical implications, indicating that clinicians should give importance to the person with dementia's rating of quality of life.
This has important clinical implications, indicating that successful causal treatment approaches would need to permanently interrupt the underlying oscillatory pattern.
These findings also have policy implications, indicating that transfusion services – where the behavioural cost is high – are unlikely to increase recruitment by emphasising empathy or altruism.
Our study may have important clinical implications indicating no effect of concomitant rifampicin therapy in HIV patients with respect to efavirenz associated CNS toxicity.
This resistance turns on precisely the kinds of implications indicated above, and their often radical, deeply counter-intuitive, and puzzling consequences.
This particular case appears to be in stark contrast to the implications indicated previously that gender bias does not influence the severity of the penalty.
Clinical implications indicate a need to be especially alert to psychological suffering in mothers of children with SB.
As our illustrations of its implications indicated, our guiding idea can in some senses demand more of health services and staff than existing interpretations of person-centered care.
This study has important clinical implication, indicating the effectiveness of a simple nutritional intervention on adiposity and lipid regulation which is important in psychiatric patients who are a high risk group for the development of cardiovascular disease.
