Sentence examples for same implications for from inspiring English sources

"It's obviously serious, but it doesn't have the same implications for an athlete's career that an A.C.L. injury does," said Dr. Alexis Chiang Colvin, an orthopedic surgeon at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

We consider that it is a strength that the modelling results are similar and, most importantly, that they came up with the same implications for emergency management.

But having shown early promise in mice, resveratrol has nimbly made the leap to men (with, presumably, the same implications for women) in the new study.

MC timing has the same implications for all STIs prevented by MC.

However, it is important to note that this report did not track benign tumours of the brain and CNS, which may not have the same implications for life expectancy but may still seriously affect cognitive and other functional abilities.

In addition, the score is ordinal and thus discontinuous; it ranges from 0 to 3, and a change from 0 to 1 may not have the same implications for tissue perfusion as a change from 2 to 3, which may complicate the interpretation of the effects of therapeutic interventions.

A larger trade deficit has the same implication for the economy as a sudden cutback in consumer spending or business investment.

Diastolic blood pressure criteria may therefore not have the same implication for older patients as for younger patients, further complicating its use as part of CURB-65 severity scoring.

The authors argue that the development of GDM in adults with a dominant KATP channel mutation may not have the same implication for the eventual development of diabetes as it may reflect impaired glucose-stimulated insulin release due to a direct consequence of defective KATP channel activity [ 11].

The same implications hold for the corresponding right notions.

Same 13 countries as in Fig. 6 were used for the same reason and with the same implications as stated in the notes to Fig. 6.