Sentence examples for appreciated implications from inspiring English sources

In sum, all these data have important, and not always fully appreciated, implications for parentally imprinted genes, including RasGrf1 in mice, that may regulate lifespan in mammals.

In particular we have been contacted by a number of individuals who only really appreciated the implications of having been given a harassment warning once it appeared on a certificate following an enhanced Criminal Records Bureau (ECRB) check.

Yet Jack Straw, the minister responsible, told us he "wouldn't have been party" to the bill, which was rushed through parliament before the election, had he appreciated the implications.

AN electrical engineer who once worked for the Strategic Air Command program that maintains communications links with the nation's nuclear forces, Mr. Tawil instantly appreciated the implication of his idea.

I bet that a fair proportion of the 37% did not appreciate the implications of what they were doing.

The media does not yet seem to fully appreciate the implications of the AV referendum (No to AV, 7 May).

Multiply Shun Shui's transformation by the 700,000 villages of China, and you begin to appreciate the implications of China's industrial revolution.

Tyndall was quick to appreciate the implications of his discovery: the imperfectly transparent gases, he declared, were largely responsible for determining the earth's climate.

But, as I've got older, I've really started to appreciate the implications.

Again, these tasks require an intelligent, disciplined individual who is able to appreciate the implications of his or her duties.

Although this definition of atomicity is fairly easy to state, it is not always easy to appreciate the implications.