Sentence examples for implications to provide from inspiring English sources

The identification of antigenic N protein fragments has implications to provide basic information for the design of DNA vaccine against SARS-CoV.

Likewise, we expect to obtain more in depth knowledge of the risk factors which favour the exacerbation of COPD, with their implications to provide schedules to avoid the exposure to these factors.

Additionally, we summarize the health measures constructed from each of the variables, along with the possible policy implications, to provide further guidance to health agencies regarding the importance of each variable.

The Brydges bill, which has broader implications, seeks to provide that remedy by statute rather than by constitutional amendment.

The program is designed to attract diverse, talented students to careers in science; to foster a better understanding of clinical research and its implications; and to provide opportunities for students to gain valuable research experience in preparation for a health professions career.

This database detailed all resources and associated budget implications necessary to provide the minimum acceptable number and range of interventions to be included in a locally appropriate district health care package.

The typical policy implication is to provide a subsidy in order to bring the private returns in line with the social returns" (Hausmann and Rodrik 2006, p. 8).

That's because there are legal implications for failing to provide the proper attribution in the code.

The NPCS also provides useful insights into the relative cost implications of failing to provide the required level of ongoing support.

This research attempts to provide implications that can be used to design and implement KPs for R&D teams.

Mr. Baucus, the chairman of the Finance Committee, said senators were investigating "the ramifications and implications" of requiring employers to provide or pay for coverage, the so-called play-or-pay requirement.