Sentence examples for implications of vision from inspiring English sources

"The Cognitive Effects of Poor Vision and Hearing," by Jane E. Brody (Personal Health column, Science Times, Sept. 26), brings needed attention to the implications of vision loss on aging.

Moreover, emotional, as well as physical implications of vision loss were acknowledged.

Furthermore, implications of the vision concerning the four dominating system elements are derived for the four spatial archetypes leading to specific objectives that should guide future planning.

HPE's approach may be understated, but the implications of its vision are clear if it can successfully build out its capabilities and scale its global delivery.

Part II unpacks the implications of this vision for how people respond to the spheres in which citizenship is enacted through civil society, the sovereign nation-state, and the globalized economy.

They then trace the implications of this vision of marriage for marital property law, and use it to defend the equal division rule for existing marital property, broadly defined to include, most notably, increases (and decreases) in both spouses' earning capacity during the pendency of their marriage.

The implications of this vision for future risk assessment practice have been the subject of constructive debate (Blaauboer 2010; Krewski et al. 2011).

Endophthalmitis, an ophthalmic condition characterized by an inflammation of the intraocular cavity, can have substantial implications for vision.

However, contributions of mGluR6 cascade elements to signal transmission at cone synapses, and their implications for vision, remain poorly understood.

What, then, are the implications of this alternative vision for policy?

The talk will examine the limits and implications of the traditional vision of ethics and governance of AI, and offer alternatives.