Sentence examples for discovery implications from inspiring English sources

Three link patterns were identified based on different drug discovery implications for breast, liver, and lung cancer.

The discovery has implications for research in fields other than human reproduction.

It is actually a frog, but so different from other frogs that it has its own taxonomic family; and because its closest relatives are in the Seychelles, the discovery had implications for theories of palaeogeography and species migration in prehistory.

Dr. Philip Rightmire, a specialist in Homo erectus at the State University of New York at Binghamton, said he was impressed by the new discovery's implications for "a pretty quick, really wholesale dispersal of these people, along with other animals," from the time the new species emerged in East Africa.

Your new discovery has implications for breast cancer therapy.

The discovery has implications for an idea about early evolution in vertebrates.

As for the discovery's implications for the "early burst" hypothesis, Stephen Brusatte, a paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, insists that it "doesn't nix the early burst idea at all".

While many hurdles must yet be overcome before AMA becomes an approved drug, its discovery has implications beyond this single molecule.

This discovery has implications for carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycles in soils.

Our discovery has implications for soil ecology and applications including future sustainable agriculture with efficient nutrient cycles.

Whether this discovery has implications for understanding reproductive behavior or physiology in lab strains relative to wild fish has yet to be explored.