Sentence examples for due to its implication from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, research on anthropometry becomes more essential, and yet, it is critical due to its implication and contribution to product and system design.

It is also of clinical relevance due to its implication in virulence, mutagenesis and dissemination of antibiotic resistance through the activation of mobile genetic elements (Abella et al., 2007; Kelley, 2006; Wade et al., 2005).

Since 2010 MicMac has been undergoing a significant evolution due to its implication in many french and european projects.

Nowadays, the search for shorter treatment duration is one of the main objectives of the health care system due to its implication on a better cost-benefit ratio [16].

The KMT government initially opposed the term, due to its implication that other people on Taiwan, including the KMT government, were newcomers and not entitled to the island.

VRK1 is an immediate early response gene required for entry in G1, and due to its implication in normal cell proliferation and division, might be a new target for development of inhibitors of cellular proliferation.

Ruby made a "plausible addition" to "Malleus Maleficarum", with Charles finding it "cool" to learn Ruby's backstory due to its implications for Dean's storyline.

We have selected this dye as a model compound due to its implications presented elsewhere (Beltrán-Heredia et al. 2011c).

The electrical impedance of unmodified microcapsules has been studied due to its implications for their permeability, however, the impedance of functionalised microcapsules has not yet been investigated.

CO2 transportation has become a hot topic for research due to its implications for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR).

He opined that the project is an international issue due to its implications for the climate and the environment, and thus India's decision to build the Dam unilaterally would be "a criminal offence".