Sentence examples for using implications from inspiring English sources
Using implications from a standard Ramsey growth model augmented for anticipation and implementation effects, we pool cross section and time series data to estimate ex post the effects of trade liberalization on a set of Arabic Southern Mediterranean Partner countries (SMPCs).
Indeed, part of Heaney's immense achievement was to use and expand that "awfulness" and its relation to the creative spirit and artistic commitment, using implication rather than assertion – whether in the haunting parallels and allegories of North, or in later poems like From the Frontier of Writing and From the Republic of Conscience.
Instagram tells me it hasn't thought too much about the long-term monetization or data use implications of the features, but they're sure to help it.
Because we did use "implications", "questions" and "concerns" interchangeably, there might have been some tendency for study participants to think of only negative implications.
By using the implications of our model and an estimation procedure that compares theoretical and empirical waiting time distributions identifying hospital characteristics, a set of distinct patterns emerge.
Europe has a similar dilemma with biofuels like palm oil, which has generated concerns about land-use implications overseas.
Clearing debris, opening doors, breaking through walls, climbing ladders and stairs, and riding in utility vehicles — all have "dual use" implications, meaning that they can be used constructively or destructively, depending on the intent of the designer, Dr. Akin showed.
The early papers suggested that biofuel production could have extraordinary land use implications [2, 14 16].
We need a much more intelligent and discerning conversation that considers the land use implications of massive renewable energy supplies.
Climate change issues and building energy use implications in subtropical Hong Kong were examined.
This paper presents the work and discusses the energy use implications.
