Sentence examples for implications of average from inspiring English sources

These results come from a large population based study that explored the safety implications of average waiting times in emergency departments among patients who go home after their visit.

As the limits of stimuli presentation rates are explored in event-related fMRI design, there is a greater need to assess the implications of averaging raw fMRI data.

The implications of this averaging are examined below.

A general implication is that reliable estimates of average and maximum bite forces from food material properties require that the full range of tissues masticated be tested.

9 Most of the time, families are ill-prepared for such huge OOP expenditure, due to limited income and lack of prior knowledge of the average financial implications of newborn health care.

The implications of continuous vs. discrete sonication on average hydrodynamic diameter, and polydispersity were also assessed for both fast and slow settling ENMs.

We did find a statistically lower mean arterial blood pressure during cNAVA, but it is difficult to interpret the clinical implications of this drop (and was on average only 3.3 mmHg lower).

What are the implications of a decade of war in which average Americans have not been asked to sacrifice?

Conduct "restrained within the required limits [stipulated by the principle of equal freedom], calling out no antagonistic passions, favors harmonious cooperation, profits the group, and, by implications, profits the average of individuals".

The New Statesman claimed (1st July 1977) 'The philosophical and technical implications of the plan are now being discussed on average of twenty five times a week in international media'.

Septic patients do not just have higher than average mortality, but the cost implications of their treatment are significant as well.