Sentence examples for implications that lead from inspiring English sources
These differences have statistical and informational implications that lead necessarily to computational differences.
Clinical implications that could lead to improved outcome after burns for the aged population can only be defined based on this additional and causal evidence that is still lacking today.
The primary objection to the world as God's body is the substantialistic implications of the term "body" that lead either to an ontological separation between the world and God or to a loss of identity for God or the world.
In the present model we focus on component processes for which there is evidence that they have a causal role in worry, and that lead to implications for treatment.
The new streamer-triggering scenario, if generally true, would have important implications for understanding the physical processes that lead to substorm onset.
While such triggering had been previously noted from much lower quality imaging (Oguti 1973), it was not viewed by the community as a common phenomenon that had important implications for the magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling that lead to substorm onset.
Knowing if the self-perceived economic situation is related to disability over and above education level has important implications both for understanding the mechanisms that lead to disability and for selecting policies to reduce it.
Proving one hypothesis or the other has important implications both for understanding the mechanisms that lead to disability and for supporting, or not, policies that transfer money from the richest to the poorest as a means of reducing the disability burden.
It was the implication that innocent BlackBerry users might get caught up in the Police dragnet that lead the hacker group "Teampoison" to attack RIM's UK site.
This paper analyses the economic dimensions and implications of the processes that led to the cloning of Dolly, the sheep.
