Sentence examples for in implications of from inspiring English sources

The differences in implications of these events on the built environment, in terms of the levels of engineering input and the context of formal and informal development, are discussed.

In Implications of the Uruguay Round Agreements for the ASEAN and Pacific Region.

Park, H. J., Griffin, R. J., Hui, S., Levitt, S. H. & Song, C. W. Radiation-induced vascular damage in tumors: implications of vascular damage in ablative hypofractionated radiotherapy (SBRT and SRS).

I watched the expressions of those in the room as they took in the implications of what was being said.

Overall, the results reveal international differences in the implications of the EU/EEC membership for productivity in the agricultural sector.

A friend told me some of the stories in the collection were "almost novelistic," which I thought meant, in their implications of a past or future for characters.

On top of these, TfL must now factor in the implications of Khan's fares freeze.

He is especially interested in the implications of large-scale systems, surveillance technologies and electronic voting.

And of course James was interested in the implications of hypnosis for our understanding of consciousness.

Dawson, N., Martin, A. & Sikor, T. Green revolution in Sub-saharan Africa: implications of imposed innovation for the wellbeing of rural smallholders.

In particular, implications of the TH1-TH2 concept for TH cell mediated skin disorders have been discovered.