Examples of using Has implications in English and their translations into Hebrew
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affects what genes are turned on, which has implications for the development of smoking-related diseases,” study author Stephanie J. London of the Epidemiology Branch at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences,
However, in November 2002 the Supreme Court of Justice held that where a wife admitted to having committed adultery for 12 out of her 17 years of marriage then this shows that her marriage was not harmonious- and has implications regarding her property rights.
which in turn has implications for practical applications.
Does this have implications for psychotherapy?
Disruptions to this balance have implications well beyond the Arctic, researchers say.
Flowers have implications?
Those changes, however, certainly have implications.
The researchers believe that their findings have implications for business.
This book may have implications in a kidnapping.
The choice must also have implications for him.
This issue could have implications outside of the state as well.
This may have implications for falls prevention in this patient group.
Do you think that the Arab Spring movement could have implications for Tibet?
it can have implications.
These trends have implications on differences in employment between men and women in Israel.
meanwhile, have implications for the history of life- which is punctuated by major extinction events
Mr Khama will have implications for the not-insignificant neighbouring countries of Bechuanaland.
The researchers believe their findings have implications for policymakers and employers.
may have implications for the history of life,
Thus the process of antibody-HIV co-evolution can involve more than one antibody, a finding that may have implications for HIV vaccine design.