Sentence examples similar to a minor implication from inspiring English sources

However, the only part of his brilliant portfolio that they either understood or trusted sufficiently to name for the award was this relatively minor implication of his 1905 paper on particles of light.

Generally an effect of about 1 mmHg per identified SNP can be assumed which may have major implications for hypertension related cardiovascular disease in the population but minor implications for an individual.

"Until a few years ago most economists were convinced that international trade had only very minor implications for labor markets," said David Dorn, an economist who specializes in U.S.-China trade.

It had only minor implications in this project, because most documents stemmed from a few predominant layouts that we were able to categorize with appropriate filtering.

The small difference between e1 and A578/ A434 has very minor implications for pH calculations at 8.2 (Δ ∼0.0002 pH units) but a larger influence at pH 7.5 (Δ ∼0.0008 pH units).

Confounding by indication was also assumed to have minor implications on the results.

Asking the interviewees directly about the specific Tuning outcomes identified only minor implications of the exchange program.

The higher stability conferred to the ribozyme core by the appearance of the double pseudoknot may have been important to allow the peripheral domains to evolve with only minor implications on the core structure explaining why they are reduced to short appendices.

Although less than three weeks before term may appear to be a minor difference, its implications for intrauterine development are substantial [ 3].

A minor point is the implication that the viability assay used in Figure 1 necessarily reflects cell division.

"Taris" is a minor work with major implications, ones that he suggested in an underwater reverie in "L'Atalante".