Sentence examples for implications we made from inspiring English sources

After taking into account quality of evidence, benefit, harm, value, preference, burden on patient of the intervention, and resource implications, we made four strong recommendations and five weak recommendations for intervention.

Consider the basic implications here: we make a traditional seed investment in a company of $250k, and that investment returns.

"With services such as libraries, household waste recycling, school and college transport, we need to take time to consider the implications before we make the final decisions," he said.

Nor is the implication that we make £1m ($1.6m) a week from ice cream.

And doesn't it always seem that after we are deep into the changes of some innovation, we suddenly ask ourselves, Why didn't we consider the implications of this before we made it standard operating procedure?

In order to put the phylogenetic implications into a functional perspective, we made RNA extracts from different tissues of R. catesbeiana and the levels of expression of nucleoplasmin and nucleophosmin were assessed using dot blot Northern hybridization (Fig. 7).

The purpose of the study is to determine how much cities are homogenizing and to create a portrait of the continentwide implications of individual decisions we make about our backyards.

The book is about the food choices we make and the implications of those choices.

"These demands represented financial implications which made it impossible to reach an agreement last night".

The far-reaching implications were made painfully clear last month in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Those deeper implications had made this case one of the most closely watched of the court's current term.