Sentence examples for the implications of adding from inspiring English sources

I was more eager to hear what he had to say about the implications of adding extra gluten to bread dough, which has become routine in industrial bakeries.

Nutritionists remain divided on the implications of adding vegan requirements to the already arduous bodybuilder diet, and caution that any extreme diet be undertaken with heavy research.

The aim is to investigate the implications of adding a set of models together; studying the effects of dynamics, size effects and process interactions.

Recently, John Horty (Horty 2007) has examined the implications of adding priorities among defaults (in the form of a partial ordering), which would permit the recognition of specificity and other grounds for preferring one default to another.

Further studies are needed using empirical data to test the implications of adding information on PSA test level and family history to polygenic risk profiling for personalised screening in prostate cancer (Zheng et al, 2008).

These graphs reveal the cost implications of adding successively less cost effective or more comprehensive interventions, showing, for example, that the cumulative cost per capita associated with the provision of one of the more cost effective interventions for each of the three cancers is less than $Int1 in both regions.

In this research, we investigate the impacts and implications of adding additional years to an existing 29-year annual Landsat time series for forest change.

The size and usability implications of adding additional keys and thus, more typebars, precluded the addition of a fourth keyboard row dedicated to numbers.

An assessment of the medium- to long-term financial implications of adding a new vaccine to the immunization schedule is needed before accepting a short-term donation of a vaccine.

Thus it is important to assess the clinical as well as economic implications of adding MRI to current screening programmes for high-risk women so as to identify cost-effective screening strategies involving MRI.

Only few studies of vertebrate guilds have managed to recognize the implications of this added complexity.