Sentence examples for distinct ramifications from inspiring English sources
The coinciding message about the change at the top of the Revolutionary Guards, made by the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had distinct ramifications for the United States as well.
Medulla intrinsic cells extend distinct ramifications exclusively with in the medulla, connecting different layers of the medulla to each other.
This study implied distinct ramification of the gender characteristic in biomass fuel collection.
Overall, our data provide evidence that serotonin and dopamine modulate moral preferences in distinct ways, with ramifications for understanding prosocial behavior and its disruption in psychiatric disorders.
The three address, from their distinct perspectives, details and ramifications of an adulterous affair.
Microglia in the adult mouse brain exhibit ramified morphologies that differ in cell density and process ramification at distinct anatomical regions of the CNS (Olah et al., 2011).
That deep populations are genetically distinct from shallow populations has important ramifications for conservation management under environmental change.
This is clearly evident when instrument content (e.g., appraisals of medication effectiveness or ratings of disease severity) are indiscriminately mixed together with temporally distinct constructs in the causal pathway (e.g., the behavioral ramifications of the appraisal).
By using pharmacological compounds which putatively affect pfsir2 activity, distinct changes of var gene expression patterns were achieved which may have therapeutic ramifications.
The physiological ramifications of the fact that CHIP can function with different E2s to catalyze distinct forms of polyubiquitination are yet to be studied in detail.
In the present review, we consider the current evidence connecting EMT and stem cell attributes and discuss the ramifications of these newly recognized links for our understanding of the emergence of distinct breast cancer subtypes and breast cancer progression.
