Sentence examples for despite its implications from inspiring English sources
Mostly in that the AAP and other booksellers aren't being dragged kicking, screaming, and suing into the future, but are embracing it despite its implications.
Despite its implications for 'evolvability', it is not clear how mutational robustness itself can evolve, as the conditions under which it can be directly selected are rather limited [18], [19].
He relishes Virginia's competitiveness, despite its implications for McCain's chances.
Despite its implications for the unfortunate Vietnamese, this was an outcome with which it was hard to argue.
However, despite its implications for management in real-world landscapes, few studies have investigated the shifts in components of seed dispersal effectiveness resulting from habitat alteration.
Yet despite its implications, the Washington Post at least--perhaps to help demonstrate how much the Bush Administration remains in "denial," as Bob Woodward's new book argues--describes the study as the most "scientific" of its kind to date.
Despite its implication in glycogen metabolism, studies have not delineated its role in this process.
Despite its implication in defective immune complex clearance in SLE, experimental evidence for a role was lacking.
Despite its implication in multiple physiological processes, FGF1 knockout mice exhibit no phenotype under standard laboratory conditions, which led to the long-held assumption that it was dispensable [ 58].
Despite its important implications (one of which we illustrate in Section 4) it is nothing but a straightforward corollary of Kakutani's fixed-point theorem for multivalued upper semicontinuous operators; see [16], Theorem 9.2.2] or [2], Theorem 3, p.232].
