Sentence examples for a considerable implication of from inspiring English sources

In particular 110 genes, out of 465 annotated in subfamily G, are involved in duplication events (Table  3), indicating a considerable implication of this ABC subfamily expansion in all the vascular plants analysed here.

This precluded the overall pooling of LOS and cost data, although the order of magnitude of effects indicated that there are considerable implications of using clinical pathways.

The data has considerable implication in design of FGF materials for optimizing structural crashworthiness.

There are also considerable implication for our understanding of the mechanistic details by which fasting and DR impact on health and lifespan.

The notion that nonmonetary activities associated with sports lottery gaming have a consumption value has considerable implications in terms of designing lottery products and delivering value to its consumers.

A considerable sleight-of-hand.

These experimental results have considerable implications for design of SAW devices, for accuracy of Brillouin spectroscopy measurements, and for possible applications to non-destructive testing of materials.

The substantial ESR-mediated downregulation of general translation by celecoxib might have considerable implications for the interpretation of some of the other reported COX-2-independent effects of this drug.

Such data suggest then, that neurogenic tissues are also regenerated during fracture healing, which has considerable implications in terms of using this model to study specific aspects of post natal neural regeneration.

The film thickness/speed behaviour was not representative of a simple Newtonian fluid and this has considerable implications for the development of predictive film thickness models and new designs of artificial hip joints.

In particular, whether outcome assessments are blind has considerable implications for assessment of internal validity [ 45].