Sentence examples for indicated implications from inspiring English sources
Further refinement of the Adapted Fresno Test scoring system is therefore indicated; implications for study results will be addressed later under 'limitations'limitations
Those effects indicate implications in population development and suggest the potential for transgenerational effects [131, 132].
Fifth, it presents the significant barriers to innovation in Ghana and indicates implications for developing countries.
This will indicate implications of the DD2 treatments as well Danish health-care costs on equity in health and health-service use within T2D.
Although the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) mandate to judge safety and effectiveness does not include considerations of product development costs or market prices, our findings indicate implications of FDA requirements about numbers of subjects that can be considered by other stakeholders such as the CDC and private payers.
Alternatively, if such a mark is enriched this may indicate implication in remodelling.
Finally our results indicate implication of different types of mesenchymal cells in NPOA formation but US examination support specially muscular origin hypothesis.
Proteasome inhibitor MG132 (5 μM) added to U937 cells treated for 6 h with UNBS1450 abrogated the decrease of Mcl-1 protein levels, thus indicating implication of the proteasome in the observed effect.
In support of this view, Hong and Kim (2017) report that Korean job-seekers are attracted to jobs with US firms than with Chinese firms, but CSR practices have indicated significant implications for application intentions toward Chinese firms, compared to US firms.
Analysis of the differentially expressed genes indicated functional implications in immune modulation, oxidative stress and apoptosis.
In a preliminary evaluation of the consequences of the introduction of minimum volumes in German hospitals the authors reported earlier how many German hospitals performed the 5 procedures stipulated for 2004, how many complied with minimum volume standards, and indicated possible implications for geographically equal access to health care if all non-complying hospitals were excluded [ 46– 46].
