Sentence examples for domain of implication from inspiring English sources

Exploring rules governing decision making has been fascinating various fields of research, and its domain of implication ranges from our daily lives to corporate and governmental scenes.

On the basis of the enrichment of the NACHT domain and the implication of STAND proteins in various incompatibility systems in P. anserina and also C. parasitica (Paoletti et al. 2007; Chevanne et al. 2009; Choi et al. 2012), we compiled the ensemble of P. anserina genes encoding NACHT or NB-ARC domains.

This preliminary study would be useful for a better understanding of the structure and function of the N-terminal domain of p53 and its implications for the control of different types of cancer.

If a language or any other domain of objects equipped with an implication relation is given, the structural approach can be used to single out logical compounds by checking their implicational properties.

F364L is located on the border of the protein kinase-like domain and no implication of F364L on the activity of RNase L has yet been established.

In an experimental glioma model we recently demonstrated the spectral domain implication of OCT [ 4].

Although the gene drive technology has been perceived as promising in the public health domain, ecological implications of its use are not to be underestimated.

The paper argues for further research in the domain of classroom reproaches, as having implications for the understanding both of action formation mechanisms in ordinary and institutional interaction and of the different activities that contribute to the sense of formality of classroom interaction beyond instruction activities and academic talk.

In addition, Vps34 activates PLD1 through the regulation of the PX domain of PLD1 [ 33], the implications of which will be discussed in the following section.

The findings of the study have implications beyond the domain of collaborative music making and we outline some design guidelines for mutually engaging shared representations.

A recurrent theme on this subject was the observation that certain researchers tend to use methods taken from clinical research, and in particular randomized trials, in the domain of social sciences, without questioning the implications of such a transfer.