This example has obvious ramifications for delamination failure of a ceramic topcoat on a thermally grown oxide layer in thermal barrier coatings.
Diminished credibility could have significant ramifications; for example, it may be harder to debunk the myth that vaccinations cause autism without high levels of public confidence in the FDA.
The CCP anti-corruption campaign has garnered intensive attention from China scholars interested in its economic and political ramifications (see, for example, Gong 2015; Wedeman 2013a; Lin 2015; Congressional-Executive Commission on China 2013).
The void ratio is a measure of consistency and packing of the rock grains and has several ramifications through, for example, estimates of porosity, specific gravity, density and saturation.
The change from an authoritarian to a totalitarian state can be done in a fortnight, as the German and Soviet examples have shown, and the ramifications for the Jews in a society where they are vilified and symbolized as the reincarnation of evil should not be underestimated.
The rationale behind this experiment consists of the fact that a given tree ramification may, for example, establish that class 1 has MW > 100 g mol−1 and class 2 has MW ≤ 100 g mol−1, which are one-sided limits.
'One health', for example, can be influenced by philosophical ramifications, that determine the method of economic analyses of the cost of infections that are transmissible between humans and animals (Narrod et al. 2012).
While the governments of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen all fell, the eruptions that led to those outcomes were largely internal, with their most significant ramifications limited to the examples they set in the Arab world.
The association between specific exposure pathways and radiographic abnormalities has been reported 19 20 24–26 Scant information has been published on overall responses to exposure, for example, access to healthcare 27 and psychosocial ramifications 28 in this population.
Mr. Waxman told the court that the case had "very, very broad ramifications" beyond the civil rights laws for enforcing "regulatory obligations against the states," for example, under the federal Medicare statute and regulations.
