Sentence examples for implications of point from inspiring English sources

We first consider the implications of point (1).

We next consider the implications of point (2).

(Will Dawn Follow Darkness as Twilight of Energy Fades?)" Short answer: No. Simmons' message is always some variation on the global implications of Peak Oil that point after which global crude supplies wane, prices soar and shortages spur geopolitical strife.

Biologists have fine-tuned the implications of this point.

Slide 4 shows the quantitative implications of this point.

In general, the average computational science student has a relatively limited understanding of the implications of floating point computation.

Hesse et al. 26, when discussing planned subgroup analyses, noted shortly that case management may not be more effective than other psychosocial interventions, but they were silent on the implications of this point further in the review.

And the inability of Rothman, the quintessence of European urbanity and intellectual sophistication, to grasp the implications of Hitlerworld points ominously toward the future.

But Justice Kennedy did not explore the implication of that point for himself and his colleagues.

A side implication of this point, of course, is that for the time being that deficit is a good thing, helping to support the economy while the private sector unwinds its excessive leverage.

It is worth noting, briefly, an implication of this point for the inference 'The boy sang, so some boy sang'.