Sentence examples for inherent ramifications from inspiring English sources

Acceptance of the existence of patterns of immune-based disease has inherent ramifications.

To appraise the ramifications of the assumptions inherent in the comminution age approach and determine individual and combined comminution age uncertainties associated to each variable, Monte Carlo simulations were conducted for a synthetic sediment sample.

This Met revival boasts an excellent young cast that captures not only all the frivolity inherent in the situation, but the serious ramifications for the course of true love if the officers succeed.

That would be a dangerous mistake to make; A Greek departure would have serious ramifications across the euro zone, and it would not solve the inherent weakness of the currency area.

Although the clinical ramifications of such inaccurate measurements were deemed minute, inaccurate meters have the inherent risk of either overestimating or underestimating the patient's BG concentration, thereby placing patients at risk of either receiving unnecessary treatments or not receiving potentially life-saving therapeutic interventions.

The trade-offs inherent in all water allocation decisions on a regional basis are made transparent in this model and its political ramifications, defined as the impacts on different political regions, are identified.

"As a legal matter, the judge also flatly rejected the National Park Service's claim of 'inherent authority' to allow privatization of federally protected parkland, which will have important ramifications across the country".

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.

The ramifications are many.

Personal ramifications, too.