Sentence examples for implications of measures from inspiring English sources

Sustainability implications of measures are captured by investigating the persistence of the social and economic living conditions in relation to post-disaster measures, and the alignment of the measures with basic environmental aspects.

The chapter concludes with a discussion of the main implications of measuring temporal dynamics of emotion responses.

The implications of measuring pediatric HRQOL for evaluating the population health outcomes of children with ADHD internationally are discussed.

However, there are significant challenges associated with interpreting biomonitoring data for risk assessment and for understanding the public health implications of measured body burdens.

The implications of measuring these gut peptides in fasting individuals only once per day in the morning is an incomplete representation of the physiology of these hormones in the complicated ICU patient.

Increased standardisation of FRR measurement combined with a better understanding of typical variability in FRR in people with chronic LBP will be required before the implications of measuring and modifying the FRR become clear.

This has important implications for measures of levels of infection or for the outcome of clinical trials.

The clinical implication of measuring virus load in upper respiratory tract specimens for MERS-CoV is not clear because the virus load probably reflects virus replication in the nasopharyngeal epithelial cells.

The acceptability of policy measures can be improved when the environmental and economic implications of alternative measures are shown in conjunction.

… The conservative view of this manages to be even more puzzling, since in all other contexts conservatives strongly favor policy measures that increase the marginal return to capital and vehemently reject consideration of the distributional implications of such measures.

The implications of the measures proposed by the ICB, chaired by Sir John Vickers, will influence share prices again in 2012, as will the continuation of the crisis in the eurozone.