Sentence examples for particularly large implications from inspiring English sources

Given the important role of cognitive therapeutic techniques in CBT, the development of CBT-relevant cognitive capacities may have particularly large implications for the engagement of adolescents in treatment, and thus the augmentation of treatment outcome (Friedberg and Gorman 2007; Oetzel and Scherer 2003).

"In high-end financial services we think the scope for this is particularly large, with obvious important implications for London.

This finding has large implications, particularly for those previously misdiagnosed with type 1 diabetes, as they may be able to discontinue insulin therapy and be treated with sulphonylureas without risk of ketoacidosis, 37 even after insulin treatment for a mean of 20 years.

Gross and microscopic examination of surgical specimens, particularly large resections yields comprehensive information with implications for ongoing and future medical and oncology care.

The implication here is that when a particularly large entropy specification is imposed on a feature selection scheme, a much longer LSSC-generated bit string will always be required.

We implemented this study, using a particularly large, well-annotated cohort comprising nearly 4,000 patients, in an attempt to definitively assess the clinical implication of TILs in breast cancer.

The change in terminology has large implications.

It was a particularly large mouthful.

Gains were particularly large for black professionals.

Berkowitz draws large implications from the Arendtian concept.

Nor was the landslide itself particularly large.