Sentence examples for standards implications from inspiring English sources

"That has serious living standards implications".

The diagnosis of the paradoxes was further enriched by a subtler analysis of purely logical features of paradoxical reasoning: this is especially true for negation and the crucial role of contraction and duplication properties built into the laws of standard implication.

This standard has implications for the standards of diagnosis, treatment and infection control.

The falling standards had implications for higher education, the authors argued.

Mainly we are held to account for our double standards, the implication being that we were once an ideal culture and have let the world down by compromise.

We use (for html compatibility) "⊃" for Reichenbach's standard material implication and "⊇" for his probability implication, where "⊇p" is a probability implication with probability p. 3.

Or does a perceived slip in standards have broader implications?

The dialogue is quite risqué by 1940s standards, the unspoken implications even more so.

It also highlights recent developments in NFF standards, its financial implications and safety concerns.

These recommendations are in five sections: needs assessment, description of the model, adaptation, standards, and educational implications.

They are set out in five sections: needs assessment, description of the model, adaptation, standards and educational implications.