The phrase "and its possible implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to potential consequences of an action, statement, or event. For example, "The new regulations have caused a lot of consternation among business owners, and its possible implications could be far reaching."
Conservationists are heatedly debating that shift, since both the ideas behind it – and its possible implications – remain controversial.
Given this controversy and its possible implications for treatment and prognosis, it is important to establish the extent of psychiatric problems in patients with migraine, and to understand their origin.
It was a deliberate snub, reflecting the unease with which Washington views the rise of China and its possible implications.
We then discuss the mechanisms of mitotic spindle orientation in symmetric cell divisions and its possible implications in tissue morphogenesis.
Later in the week, I will put up a post discussing the US experience with eminent domain, and its possible implications for other countries.
Microstructural variations in bovine femoral cortices and its possible implications for the bone's mechanical behavior are characterized for a mature and a young bovine femur.
Although we can not exclude that following different protocols of olfactory deprivation (i.e. analysis of cells at different survival time) an effect could be found, these findings straighten the specific role played by olfactory enrichment on GAD67 expression modulation and its possible implication in plasticity mechanisms.
As endoderm epithelia and visceral mesoderm do not express E-cadherin, additional Drosophila Hakai targets need to be identified and its possible implication in cell adhesion and migration in endoderm and visceral development (for human Hakai substrates see below).
To explore host-mediated PGN degradation and its possible implication in plant immune activation, we have addressed the only class III chitinase (which we named LYS1, At5g24090) encoded by the Arabidopsis genome (Passarinho and de Vries, 2002; Figure 1B).
The role of p21 in cell senescence and its possible implication in the risk ofage-related diseases suggests that allelic variations in this gene may have an impact on the lifespan.
