Sentence examples for studied the implications of from inspiring English sources
So, "Emily Owens, Bad M.D .? Comedy Central, having brought us "Drunk History," has probably studied the implications of various eyebrow-raising adjectives for its other shows.
"It requires a lot of cooperation -- the Chinese, for example -- and an agreement on what constitutes contraband," said Michael E. O'Hanlon, a scholar at the Brookings Institution who has studied the implications of the Bush approach.
To fill this gap, Inclusive Friends, a disability rights organisation, and the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme studied the implications of violence for women and girls living with disability in Plateau state, where there has been sporadic violence along ethno-religious lines and between farmers and pastoralists for the past 15 years.
Here, we studied the implications of increased sCD14 levels in hemodialysis patients.
Karsai et al. studied the implications of the bursty patterns on the links of a mobile call graph [90].
Global ecologist Kenneth Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution in Stanford, California, who has studied the implications of low carbon concentrations in the atmosphere, says the researchers have made "a persuasive case" that pressure can play an important role in the planet's long-term atmospheric composition.
Remarkably, Dieudé et al. studied the implication of the amino acid change encoded by rs763361*T in CD226 expression, but no significant differences were observed [ 21].
The Association of British Insurers said it would study the implications of the judgment.
Together with James Hartle we set out to study the implications of our existence for the predictions of quantum cosmology.
Balestrero argued that the Vatican needed to study the implications of the status further before committing, focusing on legalistic impediments that Parolin had already dismissed.
At the same time, they are studying the implications of one of Mr. Balducci's boasts that was recorded during his conversations with Judge Lackey.
