Sentence examples for evaluating its implications from inspiring English sources

This review will discuss the emerging insights into the role of FOXM1 in the DDR, in particular evaluating its implications on cancer initiation and genotoxic agent resistance.

The agency is aware of Ms. Johnson's death and will evaluate its implications once the agency receives all of the needed information about it, Ms. Cruzan said.

A few published reports that analyse the co-occurrence of Lactobacillus and D. bruxellensis in fermentation processes and evaluate its implications on the ethanol yield can be found in literature (Passoth et al. 2007; Souza et al. 2012; Tiukova et al. 2014).

Future studies are needed to clarify the nature of this association, to assess its extent, and to evaluate its implications for clinical practice.

However, future studies are needed to explore whether and to what extent fusion of coral embryos occurs in the field, and fully evaluate its implications.

Furthermore, one study has evaluated its implication for clinical trials, and concluded that Endo-PAT2000® can detect treatment effects in relative small sample sizes (n = 15-30) [ 34].

"When an initial report prompts this level of concern and involves a considerable investment of time, effort and resources from both researchers and regulators in evaluating its findings and understanding its implications, then a carefully controlled and executed replication study clearly warrants publication," the editors wrote.

In this work, we introduce a quantitative method to expeditiously zone protected areas and we evaluate its ecological implications on hypothetical zoning cases.

Here we provide the first global estimates of this impact and evaluate its economic implications.

Therefore, our study selected candidate genes/variants from 9q22 and 3q22 and evaluated its potential implication in CRC genetic susceptibility.

Further studies are required to substantiate this and to evaluate its potential clinical implications.