Sentence examples for biological implications are from inspiring English sources
The review, which is being published in the journal Science on Friday, concludes that the human-driven buildup of carbon dioxide under way now appears to be far outpacing past natural events, meaning that, for ocean chemistry particularly, the biological implications are potentially enormous — and laden with the kind of uncertainty that is hard to see as a source of comfort.
Biological implications are discussed, and possible practical applications of this new imaging concept are suggested.
However, the targets of these miRNAs and the potential biological implications are not known.
Thus, the mechanism of interaction between DLC1 and various tensins and its biological implications are still controversial.
The biological implications are not discussed.
This is crucial if deep biological implications are to be claimed.
In addition, only significant SNPs, haplotypes and interactions that were located in the region of known genes with potential biological implications were further verified in the CMAS.
The 35 upregulated and 2 downregulated pathways with most biological implications were selected and the relative deregulation of each gene sets for individual samples based on the enrichment P values were shown in Supplementary Figure 1.
That the identified SNP in exon 19 of PDGFRβ may indeed have relevant biological implications is further supported by the fact that analysis of protein content in cell lines demonstrated the presence of the B19 SNP clearly correlated with higher protein levels of the PDGF receptor β, also in its phosphorylated state.
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.
