The phrase "asymmetric implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing situations or outcomes that are not equal or balanced, often in fields like economics, politics, or social sciences.
Example: "The study revealed several asymmetric implications of the policy changes on different socioeconomic groups."
Alternatives: "unequal consequences" or "disproportionate effects".
This asymmetric hemispheric implication, early evidenced by clinical observations on human aphasic patients (Homo sapiens) for the processing of linguistic features [1], [2] rather corresponds to a task sharing between the two hemispheres than to a dominance of one hemisphere over the other [3], [4].
We examine the implications of asymmetric information for the design of the transfer scheme.
The second essay studies implications of asymmetric information between the decision-maker and the outsiders on exercise decisions of real options in several settings.
In this context, scientists and officials were pressured to consider not only risks to maize biodiversity but also the ecological, and cultural characteristics of maize in its Mexican settings and the implications of asymmetric power in North American agricultural trade.
When teams experienced asymmetric interdependence, this had implications for conflict, trust, and commitment.
The numerous implications of asymmetric gene flow include the ability of populations to adapt to local conditions, the evolution of species' ranges, metapopulation dynamics, biogeographical inference, and the design of effective conservation strategies [9], [10], [17], [18], [19].
This mechanism has important implications for asymmetric cell divisions.
Importantly, using an RNA-seq approach, Gagnaire and colleagues [ 61] delivered a very intriguing molecular mechanism that could explain this finding, and has implications for asymmetric inter-species hybridization.
I have pointed out before that the cyber and space threats mentioned in Fox's letter are new and imply extra cost (Note he is talking about threats, not capabilities, and that there is by implication an "asymmetric space threat" to the UK. I think this is the first time we have heard about this).
We further highlight the implications in the asymmetric nature of the wall zeta potentials on the flow behavior.
