Sentence examples for implications of developments from inspiring English sources
No, we published our response to proposals for a public debate drawn up by the Agriculture and Environment Biotechnology Commission (AEBC), our advisory group on the implications of developments in biotechnology for agriculture and the environment.
In addition to considering the implications of developments within each megatrends category for the future of work, new threats and opportunities can be anticipated by combining megatrend categories - e.g., People and Productivity.
Although the technology they are developing is still at an early stage, the team, comprised of researchers from the University's School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy, is also considering the long-term implications of developments in 3D printing technology.
Some FS scholars have pointed to the limitations on predictive expertise when it comes to the societal implications of developments in science and technology [11, 12], indicating that issues of stakeholder participation and representational legitimacy are particularly important in cases where prediction deals with contentious technologies a core research area in STS.
Still, without missing a beat, when the Berlin Wall fell and two years later the Soviet Union imploded, leading members of that establishment wasted no time in explaining the implications of developments they had totally failed to anticipate.
With respect to public health, engagement initiatives have taken place across a range of topics including infectious disease prevention and the public implications of developments in biotechnology.
Health technology assessment (HTA) is "a multidisciplinary field of policy analysis, studying the medical, economic, social and ethical implications of development, diffusion and use of health technologies" [ 1].
Only few studies look for indirect implications of development on the abundance of disease vectors, the epizootic potential of livestock and the potential of zoonotic disease emergence.
Health technology assessment has been defined as a multidisciplinary field of policy analysis studying the medical, social, ethical, and economic implications of development, diffusion, and use of health technology [ 1].
