Sentence examples for system has implications from inspiring English sources

While implicits are conceptually not too difficult in and of themselves, their interaction with Scala's sophisticated type system has implications which can be hard to grasp for a novice.

Each change to the system has implications for the daily work of the practice.

The conceptualisation of district health systems as a complex adaptive system has implications for evaluating healthcare interventions.

The impact of VHW and village characteristics on earnings under the PBI system has implications both for the fairness of the system and the selection of VHWs.

The present extracorporeal bowel model system represents a novel tool for the analysis of the underlying molecular mechanisms as well as for the therapy of IBD; thus, the system has implications for both basic researchers and clinicians.

The effect of monochromatic aberrations on the accommodation system has implications for procedures in which the shape of the cornea is altered either surgically or using orthokeratology, with the aim to reduce the low-order aberrations of defocus and astigmatism.

Standardized service delivery through stronger patient care systems has implications for other areas of primary care, most notably chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

James's formulation of associationism, the building up of useful habit systems, had implications for the study of learning that teacher educators were quick to recognize and that were made more significant by the later experiments of the American psychologist Edward L. Thorndike (1874 1949).

What matters is not just the fact that the voltage and the pressure are what is easy to measure; what matters is the fact that, in a biological system, it is the pressure that is carried through the system and has implications.

Progress toward a more sustainable agricultural system was achieved, but at a substantial cost for transformation of the biophysical system, which has implications for the wider sector.

Nor will postgraduates be able to access the new undergraduate loan system, which has implications for fair access.