The phrase "also study the implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to examine the consequences or effects of a particular action, decision, or theory.
Example: "In addition to analyzing the data, we should also study the implications of our findings on future research."
Alternatives: "also examine the consequences" or "additionally investigate the effects".
The project will look at bioscience approaches from agriculture to economics, and will also study the ethical implications of all this new biotech work.
The agency is also studying the financial implications of the disease and the cost-effectiveness of various interventions.
Moreover, we also studied the possible implications of MIPS silencing on myo-inositol and related metabolism, since, first step of phytic acid biosynthesis is also the rate limiting step of myo-inositol synthesis, catalyzed by MIPS.
The authors also studied the functional implications of this methylation change and found that methylation at AHRR cg05575921 was associated with AHRR expression.
The protocol also allowed us to study the implications of contemporary developments in LC, such as the use of high temperatures (implying reduced viscosities and increased diffusion coefficients), monolithic columns (implying smaller flow-resistance factors), and ultra-high-pressure LC.
The getting of conditional mutants with an inducible mis-expression system and the identification of the partners of these factors would also provide new tools to study the implication of MYST at the level of cellular process.
The paper also studies implications of this approach on spatial H∞ control of reverberant systems.
As information on the architectural plasticity of the human genome continues to accumulate (MacDonald et al. 2013), future studies should also consider the implications of these rearrangements in genome-wide selection scans, given that the long-range LD patterns usually manifested within chromosomal inversions may generate signals that could be confounded with selection.
In addition to the F.C.C., the Justice Department or the Federal Trade Commission will also be expected to study the antitrust implications of the deal.
Our study also highlights the implications for relevant workplace laws and regulations to minimise the adverse job effects.
