Sentence examples for study the implications of from inspiring English sources

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.

The ONS has a review under way into English universities to see whether new £9,000-a-year tuition fees alter their charitable status, but has no plans so far to study the implications of the Scottish governance bill.

In that time, which includes all of August and Labor Day weekend, the Charter Revision Commission said, it would hold public meetings in all five boroughs and study the implications of nonpartisan elections for voter turnout, campaign finance, the city's old voting machines and the federal Voting Rights Act.

On the parody site, which mimics the design of a legitimate M.I.T. Web page, the Erotic Computation Group (ecg.media.mit.edu) claims to study "the implications of modern technology on human eroticism in its myriad forms" as well as ways to "broaden the range of human amative expression".

The studies concerning clinical implication of the expression of these factors in MDS are limited.

This study has important implications for the Government of Pakistan.

In this study, the implication of introducing such mechanism on the cross-border investment outcome is explored.

To study the implication of OA in appetitive memory, we firstly utilized the OA antagonists epinastine and mianserine.

To study the implication of MMP-8 in the pathogenesis of bleomycin-induced fibrosis we measured its level in lung homogenates (Figure 3A).