Sentence examples for diverse implications that from inspiring English sources

PCOS is a complex condition, with diverse implications that include reproductive, metabolic, and psychological comorbidities.

The events that constituted the disaster were so diverse, and so vast in their implications, that I never felt that I was doing the story justice.

Recently, several studies have reported that PKM2 is more than a regulator of aerobic glycolysis suggesting multiple non-metabolic functions with diverse implications during tumourigenesis (Harris et al, 2011; Luo and Semenza, 2012; Tamada et al, 2012b).

Modeling exchange rate volatility has remained crucially important because of its diverse implications.

In contrast, CKD has the possibility of three diverse implications.

The distinction is important because the two indicators can give very diverse implications of school participation.

Several studies have discovered diverse implications of ARS/AIMPs in human diseases.

By implication, that includes municipal bonds.

The justices are forced to decide many diverse issues that have enormous implications for individuals and society as a whole.

For example, Jerry Fodor's account of the modularity of perception (e.g. 1983, 1984, 1988) is, in part, a response to the implication that perception is so theory-laden that it lacks the independence required to constrain belief (see above for this implication in such diverse thinkers as Kuhn 1962/1970 and Laqueur 1990).

Equally or more important, the Court has made little effort to describe the contours of as-applied litigation and has justified its preference for as-applied claims on diverse grounds that yield different implications for the types of such claims litigants can bring.