Sentence examples for the implications of introducing from inspiring English sources
Little is understood about the implications of introducing genes into a human body, so any use aimed at improving athletic performance would now be considered dangerous and unethical.
The implications of introducing a second intelligent species onto Earth are far-reaching enough to deserve hard thinking, even if the prospect of actually doing so seems remote.
We further analyzed the implications of introducing the concept of degree of confidence, based on the estimated point variances, into the estimates of some of the indices.
In Part II, previous work and experience are reviewed, and an overview of the implications of introducing combined cycles as prime movers is included.
Here, previous work and experience are reviewed, and an overview of the implications of introducing combined cycles as prime movers is included.
Since 1993 in Australia, pharmaceutical companies have had to submit an economic study on the implications of introducing new drugs in order for the government to consider placing the drug on the formulary for government reimbursement.
In this study, the implication of introducing such mechanism on the cross-border investment outcome is explored.
We then use one of the models presented by Trasande et al. and introduce the assumptions that the U.S. EPA incorporated in its CAMR analysis while discussing the implication of introducing these assumptions.
In addition to the efficacy of IPTi, the costs associated with introducing and successfully delivering the intervention as part of an integrated health system have been studied in detail [7], as have the policy implications of introducing and sustaining the delivery of IPTi [2], [8], [9] and the perceptions of the communities who have received IPTi[10], [11].
Giving them what they want is not an easy task, however, not least because of the safety implications of introducing some of these technologies to drivers whose attention should be on the road.
Policy and accompanying funding may not address the full implications of introducing new newborn screening programmes in relation to giving carrier results and dealing with parental information needs.
