Sentence examples for extended its implications from inspiring English sources

We agree with this conclusion of Henry et al. and Ryan et al. and further extended its implications to include all of the intervention categories.

By release of Ag+, DLC coatings on Ti can act as local antibacterial agents, and therefore extend its medical implications to septic revision surgery (Cloutier et al. 2014; Katsikogianni et al. 2006; Dwivedi et al. 2013).

In America, the Food and Drug Administration strictly regulates diagnostic testing for disease, but has been slow to extend its oversight to the public implications of genomics.With the federal authorities slow to react, state governments have begun to crack down.

But it does mean that its implications extend beyond cosmology to a problem Einstein spent the last 30 years of his life trying to reconcile: how to unify his new physics of the very large (general relativity) with the new physics of the very small (quantum mechanics).

Cheng then extends her study to its implications for all women of color.

Its implications extend beyond Scotland, particularly to Spain where regional elections in Catalonia last month delivered victory to separatist parties.

Its focus is the Bosnian War, but its implications extend to any situation that prompts the consideration of military intervention on humanitarian grounds.

As Jamaica is prospectively developing a medical tourism sector located outside of the region where the conceptual framework was derived, we extend the framework and its implications outside its original geographic and temporal scope while also providing the first in-depth account of Jamaica's plans for medical tourism.

Implications of the results are discussed with suggestions on how the research may be extended and implications for policy.

But beginning in 2006, the program will pay for all drugs under legislation signed by President Bush last year, and if a ban on payments for unapproved drug use were extended widely, the implications would be profound.

Given the frequent involvement of SWI/SNF complexes and EGFR signaling in various human cancers, our findings may have extended implications to other tumor types in which these signaling pathways have a key role.