Sentence examples for an interesting implication from inspiring English sources
And with the Chernobyl disaster approaching its 30th anniversary, this figure has an interesting implication: "The Caesium-137 in soils derived from that accident is about half what it was in May 1986," Morris explains.
Could it be that Japan was overlooked?Gerhard FasolTokyoThe price is rightSIR – The opportunities for price differentiation on the internet has an interesting implication for socialist policymakers (Economics focus, October 18th).
"Stature," Mr Steckel writes, "is a good measure of deprivation but not of opulence".Tall men are created equalThis arc has an interesting implication: the stature of society may reflect equality as well as prosperity.
The simulation, through using the model estimates, derives an interesting implication that monopolist's profit maximizing behavior could raise the product quality above an optimal level from the economic cost benefit viewpoint.
These deductions lead to an interesting implication regarding the maximum size of soaring animals, including extinct pterosaurs.
Nevertheless, this richness carries an interesting implication.
A particularly interesting implication of our findings is that the regulatory machinery for controlling expression of the HAP2/GCS1 gene in the male gamete was established in the ancestor of all modern eukaryotes.
A second interesting implication pertains specifically to the transcripts with high protein-coding potential that were mapped to PSR.
A very interesting implication of in-host competition is that the costs of resistance must be frequency-dependent.
Our findings might have some interesting implication of interest for clinical practice.
The finding that technical quality management does not have a significant positive association with innovation has an interesting managerial implication.
