Sentence examples for implications of the recommendations from inspiring English sources

It is likely to take several days for Wall Street to wade through and decipher many of the implications of the recommendations, which were embedded in reams of studies, reports and regulatory filings released simultaneously Tuesday afternoon.

Although the commission was appointed by the coalition government as one of its first acts, the Treasury is known to be highly anxious about the cost implications of the recommendations – even though they would fall largely after the scheduled clearing of the fiscal deficit.

The 2003 WHO/ISH guidelines [ 2] had general sections on cost-effectiveness and resource implications of the recommendations.

In October 2009, the implications of the recommendations for clinical practice were discussed during a global T2T meeting.

The public policy implications of the recommendations will be the subject of a further report to be published in late 2008.

Note that this exercise will also need to include the health system implications of the recommendations, from training, changes in supervision, monitoring and evaluation, advocacy, etc. as seen in some recent examples [ 32, 33].

The implications of these recommendations are discussed in the light of subsequent experience in the preparation of the second round of LTPs.

Scores of less than 3 were also obtained for items such as consideration of the resource implications of applying the recommendations and recording/addressing the competing interests of development group members (Items 20, 23) (Table 4).

Items relating to guideline implementation such as consideration of facilitators and barriers to application and resource implications of applying the recommendations also achieved scores of less than 3 (Items 18, 20) (Table 4).

Only one guideline considered potential cost implications of applying the recommendations.> All guidelines recommended traditional disease modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) monotherapy or DMARDs combination as first line therapy (Table  2).

Hence, it is appropriate to ask whether the scientific evidence in support of this basic conclusion is complete and further to ask if the implications of these recommendations, if brought to practice, are consistent with overall health of the population.