Sentence examples for implications will be addressed from inspiring English sources
In the following sections, the models of the death receptor signaling and their biological implications will be addressed.
"Implications for individuals affected will be addressed on a case-by-case basis".
Where relevant, the implications of this bias will be addressed.
The implications of these data will be addressed in the Discussion section.
Further refinement of the Adapted Fresno Test scoring system is therefore indicated; implications for study results will be addressed later under 'limitations'limitations
Not only will this be more analytic and more 'joined-up', in that the longer term implications of short-term decisions will be addressed, but it will also be more participative, in that the wider information base drawn upon and the need for broader interpretation, will predicate community involvement in the subsequent stages of the planning spiral.
Standard and validated outcome measures, patient assessed functional outcomes and resource implications like cost-effectiveness of these surgical methods will be addressed.
In this paper, we did not tackle the possible implication of MCP-1 on myogenic program, which will be addressed in a further dedicated investigation.
The implications of this for claims about the innateness of language will be addressed in §3.3.4.
Some of these methodological issues will be addressed in more detail below, along with implications and recommendations.
