"biological implication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the consequences or effects of biological processes or to suggest an understanding of a biological subject. Example: This research has interesting biological implications, as it appears to suggest a link between genetics and certain environmental factors.
This has a biological implication.
Here, we attempt to elucidate molecular mechanism and biological implication underlying the SSRI-mediated neurorecovery.
Here, computational modeling and bioinformatics analysis were employed to investigate the molecular mechanism and biological implication underlying Spon2 autoinhibition.
Advances in gene engineering and receptor studies may contribute to further understandings of biological implication and therapeutic availability of AM.
In this study, we systematically investigated the structural basis, energetic landscape and biological implication underlying TIM auto-inhibition by using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations and binding free energy analysis.
On the contrary, although the presence of carnitine in plant tissue has been reported four decades ago and information about its biological implication are available, nothing is known about its synthesis in plants.
Conclusions: The data suggest that in sporadic colorectal carcinogenesis, assuming the biological implication of ACF as a precursor of adenomas, there is a route where K-ras mutation mainly occurs during the formation of ACF, which then become adenomas wherein APC mutation occurs.
These observations hint a potentially important biological implication of protein DSSylation.
"The Pelican happened to drop some of their sampling devices into a plume and found it, but there have to be plumes elsewhere, and the biological implication are vast". NOAA officials "haven't picked it up because they haven't looked in the right places," he said.
Thus, such a high degree of conservation lends itself to the idea that there must be some biological implication for the placement of chromosome territories.
However, the biological implication of this are being challenged and suggest a more complicated mechanism for sirtuin protein regulation of p53 in vivo [5].
