Sentence examples for making implications from inspiring English sources

Much research involves children or adults, making implications for fetuses unclear.

The capability of a fuzzy system for making implications between antecedents and consequents makes it appropriate for complex system analysis [18, 19].

The 2008 financial crisis highlighted constant restructuring of urban neoliberalisation, making implications for urban governance and planning practice towards finding alternatives in 'smart decline' and recognising potential in decline.

Obama mocked Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's contortions this year, when Rubio went from a GOP primary opponent who tried to bait Trump by making implications about the size of his genitals to a supporter of Trump once he secured the party's presidential nomination.

In summary, we conclude that ER status is selected for given vascular availability which could have meaningful and exploitable therapeutic decision making implications.

However, it makes implications that there may be more at stake.

However, the induction arrows indicate the presence of an anomaly just south of the conductive resistive interface, thus pointing out a more accurate location of the GF (Fig. 2c, 3) and supporting the idea of Bedrosian et al. (2004) and Ritter et al. (2005) who made implications with respect to vertical transfer function data and fault zones.

"Please, don't assume, don't make implications of what I'm thinking and what I would really support.

These findings can be used to make implications for the Chinese government to promote maternal healthcare utilization for rural resident in rural western China.

This range was arbitrarily chosen as to make the score implications more apparent to a respondent.

Like everything else in life, the decisions you make today have implications for your future.