Sentence examples for culture implications from inspiring English sources

Pop culture implications aside, Blenner is now finding out firsthand what bread- and booze-makers have known for millennia; that yeasts are capricious little fungi, but capable of very great things.

14 Given the important role that task shifting is expected to play in addressing the human resources for health crisis in Africa, the social and organizational culture implications of task shifting deserves urgent research attention.

This tourism culture has implications for the continuation and evolution of indigenous culture, as it does for the absorption of elements of tourist cultures.

Elucidation of the specific mechanisms behind disulfide-linked aggregate formation may assist in designing processes that limit aggregate formation in cell culture, with implications for increased production.

While often considered ephemeral, popular culture has implications beyond entertainment.

Twenty years ago Mr. Bickerton was producing wickedly funny sculptural pieces that suggested flotation devices for American consumer culture, the implication being that some great earth-cleansing flood was on the way.

In this case, as in many others, it perpetuates a victim-blaming culture, the implication that Williams's tastes caused his demise being intertwined with homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, and a curious mixture of fascination and contempt for BDSM and those who partake in it.

His title is both a poke in the potential ticket buyer's eye and his challenge for viewers to deal with all of its culture-shocked implications.

These findings provide further evidence that spatial control over Stat3 and its downstream transcriptional targets can be achieved in micro-patterned mESC cultures with implications to the pluripotency network and epigenetic state of the mESCs.

These results provide a probable mechanism for the elevated levels of particular cytokines observed in IAV and SP co-infected cell cultures with implications for the pathogenic outcome observed during in vivo infection.

Western blotting revealed the Bcl-2 level was more prominently downregulated by 3D (P < 0.05); conversely, the levels of Bax, cleaved caspase-3, and cleaved caspase-9 were all significantly upregulated in 2D and 3D cultures (P < 0.05), comparatively, upregulated slightly higher in 3D culture, an implication in the higher extent of apoptosis occurring in 3D culture.