Sentence examples for implications of the total from inspiring English sources

Set against these 'benefits' are the cost to the tax payer (how many schools or hospitals would £10bn buy?) and the implications of the total surveillance of people's lives, the details of which will be retained in the National Identity Register database for the inspection of joined-up authority.

Further research is needed to identify possible diagnostic, therapeutic or prognostic implications of the total score and the different subscales.

In more recent years arguments have been forwarded for examining both the theoretical foundation and empirical implications of the total consumption model 9, 10.

The quote then presents the theoretical challenge of our research: we must try to understand the social dimensions and implications of the total collapse when 'something wrong' is detected.

The implications of either the total cancellation of scheduled activities or change of activities' venue ranges from disrupted work plans to high operational costs.

More important, however, what are the implications of this total divergence in views?

However, if the maximum contribution cap grows at the same rate as productivity and the upper pension limit remains constant in real terms (our extreme scenario), the value of the new pensions will be limited, as shown in the previous section, which would have implications in terms of the total pension expenditure.

When I talked to Wolff, she said she was most interested in the political implications and the total impotency of figurehead offices when it comes to the demands of the ill-informed citizen mob.

A second prompt asks students to consider the implications of the work done on the total energy of the protein: Prompt B: Is the energy of the unfolded RNase H protein smaller or larger than the energy of the folded RNase H protein? By how much?

There has been plenty of time to assess the implications of pushing the jobless total to 3 million twice, once in the early 1980s and again 10 years later, and the evidence is compelling.

We present a new deduction algorithm based on the fuzzy implications to find the total aggregation value of input parameters.