Sentence examples for a differential implication of from inspiring English sources

The valence theory defends rather a differential implication of the left and the right hemisphere to process stimuli depending on their emotional valence.

In summary, our results suggest a differential implication of lymphangiogenesis in tumours arising from different anatomical head and neck sites.

Indeed, neofunctionalization of the expression pattern has been suggested in the cichlid fish A. burtoni in which it has been shown that AR-A and AR-B have distinct expression patterns in the brain [ 66], with a differential implication of these receptors in the maintenance of social dominance status of male fish [ 67].

Such research could extend current evidence regarding the safety or suitability of food security and nutritional interventions in P. falciparum-endemic settings and address differential implications of supplementation for parasitemia and malaria morbidity.

The absence of common coding variants able to explain the association with disease observed by Harold et al and Lambert et al, suggested a potential implication of differential gene expression or splicing changes of the gene [3], [4].

This finding has implications for a differential impact of peer instruction on Asian students relative to their white classmates.

We also discuss some policy implications stemming from our results, specifically, a differential policy of minimum wages and earned income tax credits depending on the worker's age.

A differential behaviour of single molecules in MSS and MSI tumours may help understanding the molecular basis of these two subgroups and their associated prognostic and therapeutic implications.

If a differential impact of the background factors is important, one should probably abstain from a joint analysis of the competing risks and, instead study them separately until one understands better the implications of our formula (3).

Costa Rica had a goal differential of plus-2, while Turkey had a differential of minus-1.

A clinical implication of this observation is that hantavirus infection should be included as a differential diagnosis for patients with febrile illness and acute respiratory distress of uncertain cause in endemic areas in Eurasia.