Exemplos de uso de Direct implications em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These important findings had direct implications for clinical practice.
This has direct implications cycling physiology, community ecology and biology of plants.
Many decisions taken in the EU have direct implications at the local and regional level.
We must promote more investment programmes in our states,both in renewable energy and in areas with direct implications for climate change.
In pregnancy, hypovolemia may have direct implications for the progress of gestation6.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, transport undoubtedly has an impact on society's socio-economic condition and, at the same time,it has direct implications for the environment.
The Commission sees no direct implications for the process of ratifying the UN Agreement.
Floods that Rio de Janeiro's streets were subjected brought direct implications for the city's unsanitary.
Educational chances have direct implications on school routine, especially on first year teacher interaction.
Data show that poor knowledge of professionals about pain-related concepts may have direct implications on its management.
Identifying the animal hosts has direct implications in the prevention of human diseases.
Progress with the completion of the liberalization package in the aviation common market must, in the Commission's view, be sustained andthat obviously has direct implications for any current or future applications for state aid.
The journal's increased visibility had direct implications for the number of articles published per volume.
The local institutions' limited installed research capability is directly linked to the small number of training programs for highly qualified researchers,a variable with direct implications for the capacity to produce innovative science.
Such personal analysis has direct implications to the development of the youth's reality and even his perception of reality.
This reinforces the importance of recognizing risk factors in different populations, with direct implications for the public health system.
The different wrss had direct implications on water quality, especially in nitrogenous compounds, but no effects on growth.
As a consequence, the treatment of the assets side of the MMFs balance sheet has no direct implications for the treatment of the liabilities side.
Such dependence does not have any direct implications for cohesion as such, so long as supplies are maintained and prices are relatively stable.
The ongoing adjustment of the Portuguese economy will tend to persist in the future with direct implications on credit risk materialization prospects.
These statements have direct implications in contemporary life, especially in approaches, methodologies, and procedures of research in the arts field.
Therefore, hemidiaphragmatic paresis orparalysis has direct implications in the choice of anesthetic technique.
In this context,innovation has direct implications on competitiveness and on the development of tourism destinations and the next item will discuss the role of innovation in tourism regions.
In the solid waste industry, the conditions andcharacteristics of each location have direct implications in the dimensioning of services and solution of problems.
Assuming this idea has direct implications to the activities that involve creativity, because we should recognize that the material elements act as facilitators and mediators of creative work DUFF; SUMARTOJO, 2017.
Furthermore, Syria's relations with Iraq and Iran andits activities with regard to these countries have direct implications for the general situation in the Middle East.
Here I would also like to respond to Mr Titley- there are no direct implications for the European Union's enlargement policy, which will continue, as will the European Neighbourhood Policy and other policies.
However, the same result, or percentage of implementation, can mean completely different medication-taking behaviors, that is, treatment regimen histories, ordifferentiated adherence, with direct implications for the medication's effectiveness.
Falls are a serious public health problem with direct implications on the quality of life and wellbeing of older adults.
The Conference declares that,whenever rules on protection of personal data to be adopted on the basis of Article 16 could have direct implications for national security, due account will have to be taken of the specific characteristics of the matter.