Sentence examples for minimal implications from inspiring English sources
Unlike the descriptive definitions of morality discussed earlier, which may have minimal implications for how a person should behave, the proposed normative definition of "morality" provides an explicit guide for how a person should behave.
respite dollars were stretched by offering $1,800 per family per year with minimal implications.
Etomidate is considered an almost ideal induction agent because of the rapid onset and the predictable short duration of action in combination with minimal implications for the cardiovascular and pulmonary system [ 1].
A few controls may have died or emigrated before the date of diagnosis of their matched case, but otherwise we believe the controls are essentially unbiased in their availability, and any limitations have minimal implications.
A reduced risk of acoustic neuromas among smokers, if confirmed, would have minimal implications for public health: acoustic neuromas are much rarer than the cancers that are increased among smokers.
The items were chosen on the basis that they describe culturally approved behaviours that have a low incidence of occurrence and that response to items in the keyed or non-keyed direction have minimal implication of psychopathology (Crowne and Marlowe 1960).
Even deals that have at best minimal security implications have encountered stiff opposition.
Results show that individual home orientation has minimal cost implications, whereas the aggregated suburban community house orientation has more significant total annual energy costs.
In contrast to the approach to correspondence discussed in section 3.1, which offered correspondence with minimal ontological implications, this view returns to the ontological basis of correspondence that was characteristic of the neo-classical theory.
This would have minimal time implications and would follow their existing approach to referring patients for strength and balance classes provided by a local voluntary organisation.
Improving uptake within the constraints of the NHS CRC screening programme requires a strategy that is easy to implement and has minimal cost implications.
