Sentence examples for implications of these techniques from inspiring English sources

Here, an overview is provided of three neuromodulatory techniques (peripheral electrical stimulation, transcranial direct current stimulation and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation) and the potential implications of these techniques for therapists discussed.

Further debate will be necessary to discuss the implications of these techniques regarding provision of information on biological relatives to children conceived via ART or in adoptees.

The implications of the technique for the thick silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology are investigated.

To do so requires only that the composer be exquisitely steeped in and wholly comfortable with the implications of the technique, so that it may instigate intensely musical structures nothing like the note-to-note sequences people frequently suppose.

The implications of this technique for combined fMRI/electrophysiology experiments and its limitations in terms of spatial coverage are discussed.

The advent of Dolly was therefore followed by the convening around the world of numerous committees of wise people, most of which reached the commonsensical conclusion that human cloning should be banned at least until the scientific and ethical implications of the technique were better understood.

That's why a gaggle of experts is gathering in Edinburgh to discuss the implications of the technique.

Clinical implications of this technique may be the assessment of subclinical damage in joint cartilage, the assessment of water content in intervertebral discs, and the development of prognostic indicators for osteoarthritis and cartilage injuries.

Further studies are needed with extended follow-up of the patients to explore the long-term implications of this technique.

Follow-up of the OSNA cohort is required to clarify the prognostic implications of this technique; this may lead to the establishment of a new breast cancer staging and contribute to personalised cancer care.

We compared the results obtained using a novel, culture-independent polymerase chain reaction/electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry technology with those obtained by standard microbiological testing and evaluated the potential clinical implications of this technique.