Sentence examples for later implications from inspiring English sources

4 Both incidence and persistence of perinatal depression may have important later implications.

This is important information as false symptom interpretations may impact the patient-GP encounter and may have later implications for the timespan from symptom presentation to referral for further investigations.

This gene is indeed weakly expressed at early stages, but its important transcriptional induction beyond 48 h of differentiation suggests, for the first time, its later implication in myogenesis.

These underline the production's awareness of elements leading to later global implications of historic revolutionary events.

"The occasion, to be sure, was trivial," he acknowledged later, "but the implications of the query were not.

"There may be security implications later on, but the goal for Virgin Atlantic was really to improve the customer experience, and this should speed people's travels through Heathrow," she said.

The obesity epidemic has spread to young adults, leading to significant public health implications later in adulthood.

All of your activity on social media and the Web, even right now, even when sharing privately, can re-surface later and have implications years down the road.

Meanwhile, due to the risk of heavy ground fire, only a very limited aerial reconnaissance of the new area of operations was undertaken and this later had significant implications.

The co-occurring anxiety, however, though subclinical at the moment, may have significant clinical implications later in development.

" There were some people who could not understand the request from the private sector, so they ended up signing an agreement to allow competition for NHIF only to realize the implications later" (Treasury actor).