Sentence examples for implications to include from inspiring English sources

To date the clinical applications of ketogenic strategies have focused primarily on its established success with pediatric epilepsy [13] and emerging success with diabetes [26]; recent translational research is expanding clinical implications to include brain cancer, brain injury, and Rett syndrome [14], [15], [27].

We agree with this conclusion of Henry et al. and Ryan et al. and further extended its implications to include all of the intervention categories.

The possibility that on-going exposure of sea lions to serovar Pomona arises from continuous contact with an unidentified external reservoir cannot be excluded, but this explanation would only broaden the public health implication to include other host species.

To move forward, we must expand the HGP's ELSI (ethical, legal and social implications) programme to include HELPCESS (humanitarian, ethical, legal, public relationships, cultural, economic, safety/security and social implications).

For communities there are further implications to consider including the long-term impacts of increases in the criminal records held by adults, effects on employment and the challenge of addressing foster caring in impoverished and overcrowded living circumstances.

This book extends the implications of that wisdom to include "against the world".

The general consensus from respondents was for Countdown to consider developing brief paragraphs on how to interpret the profile charts so that the policy implications are evident, and to include these in the report annexes or alongside the profiles.

This has great implications if integrated STEM is to include engineering.

The implications for protocol design are to include at least one T2-weighted or proton-density-weighted or short tau inversion recovery (STIR) sequence to cover infiltrates and nodular lesions with high fluid content.

These implications extend beyond CO2 emissions to include reducing biodiversity, critical habitat, and undiscovered medicinal flora, while potentially compromising the future of local communities dependent upon sustained forest resources.

Overall, the results of this study provide important theoretical implications for extending the TRA to include measures of self-transcendent values (universalism and benevolence) and moral norms in the context of consumers' ethical decision making.