Sentence examples for implications of involvement from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these results provide major implications of involvement of these SET domain genes in neural development and have special reference to further studying their biological functions.

15 The scale and demands of improvement interventions therefore need careful assessment at the outset and the implications of involvement need to be explained.

The PGP does not require consent from family members, but does strongly suggest that potential participants discuss the possible implications of involvement in the project with biological relatives before enrolling.

It is remarkable that economic implications of involvement of nurses in the oncological practice have only been evaluated in a few studies (Wallace et al, 1999; Helgesen et al, 2000; Faithfull et al, 2001; Basnyat et al, 2002; Moore et al, 2002; Niv and Niv, 2005).

The accusations grew from minor assaults on his neighbours to include gang warfare, rape, escaping from prison and finally an implication of involvement in a major conspiracy against the king.

This article addresses this knowledge gap by analyzing interviews conducted with Canadian medical tourism facilitators in order to understand Canadian patients' involvement in medical tourism and the implications of this involvement for public health.

As countries mark the battle of Amiens which heralded the last 100 days of war, the World Service has a special documentary looking at the involvement of the United States both militarily and diplomatically in bringing the war to an end, and the implications of this involvement for US foreign policy ever since.

He was reelected despite implications of his involvement in an influence-peddling scandal.

The conservation concerns come on top of worries over the security implications of Chinese involvement in the UK nuclear industry.

I would like to make every school in Nottinghamshire aware of these offences and the implications of pupils' involvement in such behaviour".

They are vetted by a special sports commission to determine whether their secret police files contain implications of official involvement or harm done to others by their actions.