Sentence examples for implications of this service from inspiring English sources

The legal and moral implications of this service remain unanswered, though it seems clear that iDesktop.tv is moving in quite a different direction to Nick Bell's Quick.tv, which was originally perceived as a competitor.

Therefore there has been a lack of clarity as to the economic implications of the service and no clear overall picture of savings or additional costs due to its existence.

This survey highlights the deficiency in specific rehabilitation programmes for improving patient morbidity following intensive care discharge and prospective epidemiological studies are needed to assess the precise health, social and economic implications of this lack in service provision.

We describe the functional (disability) outcomes of people with psychotic disorders; identify the determinants of their outcomes; and highlight the research and policy implications of this study for service provision in rural areas of low- and middle-income countries.

Given the privacy implications of a service like this, Google build in an option for users to go "invisible," as well as a time-based system that can automatically log users out at the end of their shifts.

The implications of this study are that service quality deficiencies, medical barriers, and access issues related to provider availability and inappropriate client charges may limit clients' ability to obtain the family planning services for which they come to health facilities.

However, this paper takes the perspective of workload and the implications of HIV service scale up on health workers.

However, the implications of private service delivery for public sustainability aims are not well understood.

The caption read, "Is he breaking in or has he just locked himself out?" Google said in a statement that it takes privacy seriously and considered the privacy implications of its service before it was introduced on Tuesday.

The Pentagon created a working group consisting of military and civilian personnel representing all the services and the Joint Staff, and it also engaged the Rand Corp. to conduct an exhaustive study into the readiness implications of open service.

With narcissism at an all-time high thanks to social networks in general, the implications of a service like Selfie could be….