Sentence examples for implies for our from inspiring English sources
He details many cases in which brain lesions, resulting either from injury or disease, have dramatically changed a person's behaviour, and asks what this implies for our notions of moral responsibility.
If it turns out to be confirmed by other experiments, think about what this discovery implies for our ability to explore the universe (besides the other remarkable implications for physics): when we use light to look out at the distant universe, we can only see back as far as three hundred thousand years after the Big Bang, when the universe cooled sufficiently to become transparent to light.
This result in turn implies for our character (chi ) the differential equations (D(I) chi = 0) where D(I) is the Laplace-Casimir operator representing I.
With the introduction of information and communication technologies into our homes and the different physical and communicative expressions this implies for our living spaces the concepts of being private and of beingpublic become crucial.
Despite what this implies for our own species, Hammerschlag said the sharks don't specifically target people.
This implies, for our study group, that demographic, general health, pain characteristics, and psychosocial factors mediated these occupational and social variables in explaining NP-SL.
"Proponents" implies "for"; make it "proponents of".
Does the normalization of emergency life 'stretch the scales, meanings and timings of emergencies and disasters' and what does that imply for our capacity to anticipate and react to future Anthropocene disasters?
Furthermore, Schechtman is interested in identifying (from the start) the unified locus of our practical concerns and then subsequently figuring out that thing's identity conditions, whereas Parfit is interested in what antecedent theories of personal identity would imply for our practical concerns in light of fission.
But it's still unclear what the new world of streaming video implies for the viewer.
