Sentence examples for implications of the values from inspiring English sources

Putting children into the equation also shows how we need to think very concretely about the meaning and implications of the values we endorse.

Therefore, the implications of the values measured with the straylight and PSF meters are substantially different, although both obtained values are related to the intraocular forward scattering.

In this section, we address a few implications of the values, principles, and ethics of the ecohealth perspective that have not been clearly pointed out yet, in order to enhance recognition of the importance of this framework for understanding our health and the world.

A report by council officers said Lend Lease baulked at providing social units as this would require a second lobby and lift shaft to separate the two types of resident, adding: "Not doing so would have significant implications on the values of the private residential properties".

"Not doing so would have significant implications on the values of the private residential properties," they said.

More generally, while the positions of words in the maximum spread projection (first two components) are highly consistent among MS English, WordNet, and the map derived from MS French thesaurus (Figure 1A C), they bear no implication on the values of subsequent components (Figure 1D).

By measuring the interfacial and surface tensions of surfactants, we investigate the implications of the value of spreading coefficient and the lamella number in a system of foaming agents.

Based on these results, some implications on the value aspect of motivation and reflections on the further design of educational agents are discussed.

Assessment of the implications of these values is impaired by the circumstance that historical control ranges for haptoglobin values in female rats were neither available in-house, nor could be found in the published literature.

In order to promote democratic discussion among Canadians, the Panel has sought to identify values over which Canadians broadly agree, and to trace what the implications of those values are for the issues related to end-of-life care.

However, much less attention has been paid to identifying the practical implications of these values and virtues once a paradigm of resilience has been adopted.