Sentence examples for implications of a single from inspiring English sources

Patrick might have considered the implications of a single state deciding to ban a federally approved medication.

His idea: a slow-burning series that examined the tentacular implications of a single murder in the course of ten episodes.

This discussion is in no way intended to impugn or to doubt Germany's over-all commitment to the discovery, the study, and the consideration of its history (which, in any case, I'm not competent to discuss); it relates solely to the aesthetic qualities and moral implications of a single memorial.

Which is why we are being challenged more often and more diversely to look beyond categories of "premodern," "modern," "postmodern," "Western," "Eastern" art movements to consider the implications of a single world manifold swept by the crosswinds of global diversity and renewed respect for indigenous cultures.

The implications of a single dose vaccine are similar to shifting the epidemic peak to later in the winter, resulting in enhanced effectiveness for any vaccination strategy adopted, relative to a two-dose schedule.

Secondly, it enables comparison of trials that use a similar approach with one another, rather than putting all acupuncture trials together as if they were all the same (that is, comparing like with like), both in discussions of the implications of a single trial in relation to others and within a systematic review.

The clinical implication of a single abnormal IBDQ score is also unclear.

While the implication of a single ECM component, biglycan, is intriguing from a therapeutic perspective, this reductionist view of the role of ECM in controlling tumorigenesis is not in agreement with the published literature.

To better understand the implications of using a single measurement of house dust endotoxin to characterize exposure in the first year of life, we evaluated room-specific within-home and between-home variability in dust endotoxin obtained from 470 households in Boston, Massachusetts.

In order to explore the implications of supplementing a single global target with country-specific targets, this study develops two versions for country-specific performance targets.

We also characterize the implications of a multisite versus single site study design for statistical power, including a figure that shows sample size requirements to detect activation in two key nodes of the working memory circuitry given observed differences in reliability of measurement between single and multisite designs.