Sentence examples for a lower implication from inspiring English sources

Finally, the evaluated role of different copious exopolymers suggested a lower implication of Coomassie stained particles (CSP) than transparent exopolymeric particles (TEP) in the formation of marine aggregates.

Indeed, the same distribution was observed in the 179 healthcare-related positive ascitic fluid samples as in the 89 non-healthcare-related samples, with a higher frequency of enterococci (31.3% vs. 10.1%, p = 0.0001 and of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (5.0% vs. 0.0%, p = 0.04), and a lower implication of pneumococci (0.0% vs. 4.5%, p = 0.01).

The high number of Hd1 alleles and the presence of non-functional alleles reflect the relaxation of pressure exerted on this gene, probably due to the lower implication of Hd1 in flowering under LD conditions and the replacement of its influence by other regulating factors.

While the case involving the election commission has a lower profile, the implications of its loss of independence are perhaps more ominous.

Furthermore, no study has, on the basis of the bias of the method, proposed new methods with a lower bias nor considered the implications of the bias estimation for existing published studies.

The choice of a threshold level for referral has considerable resource implications, with a lower threshold level requiring greater provision of investigative services.

For equities, the implications are ambiguous: a lower natural rate reduces the discount rate and raises the price-earnings ratio, but lower potential depresses earnings growth.My analysis treats supply and demand separately.

The implications of applying a "lower cut off" to peak suctions determined from wind tunnel tests is explored in the context of structural reliability.

A lower total mass for our home galaxy would have several implications, in particular for the Milky Way's dark matter content and distribution.

As a consequence of the formation of this region of heightened amplitude, there is an increased probability of finding he electrons in the internuclear region (so echoing Lewis' conception of the bond) and, by implication, a lowering of the energy of the molecule.

The present finding of a lower prefrontal GM volume in patients with migraine has three clinical implications.