Sentence examples for persistent implications from inspiring English sources

Although Michael regrets the language used, the heated anger in response to persistent implications of racism was justified".

We investigate the short- and long-run associations between household wealth in early life with physical growth in childhood in four low- and middle-income countries to understand the persistent implications of early life conditions of poverty and resource constraints on physical growth.

The persistent implication is that, as with 9/11 or the attack in Benghazi, Libya, greater competence from trained professionals could have ensured tranquillity.

Ultimately, however, the fact that a few hundred sufferers did not fit the usual profile in this war seems insignificant, although there is a persistent implication that Americans or gentiles or any other group untargeted for extermination should not take comfort that such harm could never have happened to them.

We also noted that prior phenotype had persistent and functional implications during the acquisition of a later phenotype.

I also show the pattern of the agent's utility adjustments with respect to persistent shocks and its implications for compensation design.

By the way, one of the possible implications is persistent negative interest rates which is unintuitive but already happening in many countries around the world.

With this study we could not deeply evaluate the implications of persistent HCV-RNA in PBMCs on liver disease evolution since no information was available about the follow-up of the studied subjects.

Demographic changes in China related to family norms may have important implications for persistent syphilis transmission.

Persistent negative feelings have implications for adherence to medication and lifestyle regiments, motivation, self-efficacy and problem solving [ 6, 7].

This study highlights the potential protective impact of common HLA-A alleles against persistent viruses, with important implications for HCV vaccine studies.