Sentence examples for implications of the damage from inspiring English sources
To visualise the differential response of the thin film model, and to depict the numerical implications of the damage, the time-independent and time-dependent characteristics of the suggested measures of damaged composite hosts are compared with that of healthy specimens, for the corresponding placement of the film on the host.
We live in a very critical time for human history, as the first generation to fully understand the implications of the damage we have done to the earth, and perhaps the last generation with the opportunity to change course.
These results signify a shift to the contralateral hemisphere in C4/− and Prnp−/− mice and stand for serious implications of the damage caused by transient MCAO in both strains in a similar manner.
The implications of the damage-based strength reduction factor (SRF), denoted as RD factor, on multiple performance targets are discussed.
As such, it is important to understand when interpreting results that RiskScape evaluate damage, but at present not the implications of this damage.
As a founding father of the fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha, I am dealing with the negative implications of the scandal, mainly the damage that media scrutiny has done to the reputation of our group and the university as a whole.
Yet, while we put elementary and secondary education under a microscope, we have spent disproportionately little time understanding the devastating implications and repairing the damage of runaway costs of an undergraduate degree.
A coaxiality condition for the incremental strain energy to be potential is identified, and its implications on the associativity of the damage evolution are discussed.
The implications of damage to this area of the brain are best underscored by the case of H.M., a patient who underwent medial temporal lobe resection for epilepsy in 1953.
"I started looking at the implications of all the flood damage and the social disruption that it caused, and I became very, very angry about the cultural insensitivity of the solutions that were being proposed".
Patients will also benefit from increased appreciation of joint structures and greater understanding of the long-term implications of joint damage and inflammation.
