Sentence examples for ramifications of these procedures from inspiring English sources

Though there is less research about the emotional ramifications of these procedures, 1997 and 2008 studies found that abortion had no long-term negative impact on women's emotional well-being, which is perhaps why it's so important to see that aspect depicted honestly on screen.

Kensington And Chelsea Review editor Coco Khan and pediatrician Dr. Harvey Karp (author of the Happiest Baby books) joined host Josh Zepps on HuffPost Live to discuss the ramifications of the procedure.

In a HuffPost Live segment exploring the ethical and scientific ramifications of this procedure, Marcy Darnovsky, the Associate Executive Director at the Center for Genetics and Society, confirmed that it may be too soon to take these steps.

It is also argued that patients "should be able to demonstrate adherence to a lifestyle modification program prior to surgery and the ability to comprehend and be able to cope with nutritional and behavioral ramifications of bariatric procedures" [ 25].

On average, just 15% of these procedures are successful.

"Some of these procedures were welcomed," she added.

Unfortunately, regulation of these procedures has been slow to evolve.

What are the economic ramifications of these policies on Americans?

But there are practical ramifications of these enduring prejudices.

Some Republicans are growing worried about the ramifications of these fights.

We must begin with a full and robust debate on the ramifications of these policies.