Sentence examples for savings implications from inspiring English sources

Instead, I focused on the cost savings implications of the act, which are immense and likely to be more important.

It is worth mentioning that WLD-H2 again performs very close to WLD-H2ov (and hence to ML), which has significant hardware saving implications.

Mobiboo VoIP has significant cost-saving implications, both domestically and when travelling abroad, as international roaming charges become non-existent and calls to UK landlines from hotspots for example will cost just 2p per minute, whilst calls to other Mobiboo phones continue to be FREE.

Clearly, avoidance of ESRD would have enormous cost-savings implications.

This has both cost- and life-saving implications, as the Ontario SARS experience has shown us.

It remains to be seen what the cost-saving implications will be for the healthcare system moving forward.

Our experience suggests that early extubation after esophagectomy in stable patients is safe, and may decrease the length of ICU stay with cost-saving implications.

Given current U.S. practices of universal screening and the controversy surrounding selective screening based on risk factors (25), this finding has potential cost-saving implications.

Furthermore, previous studies have shown some cost-saving implications through a postponement or reduction in residential or nursing home admissions, hospital admissions and emergency department visits [ 11, 13, 16- 18].

The paper concludes that there are convincing results that CHWs can accurately and reliably collect certain types of community data which has cost-saving implications, especially for resource poor settings.

The capitalist imperatives of labor, utility, and savings by implication are "unnatural," and go against human nature.