Sentence examples for found implications from inspiring English sources

For thirty years philosophers have found implications for the unity of the self in experiments with commissurotomy patients (Nagel 1971).[12] In carefully controlled experiments, commissurotomy patients display two dissociable seats of consciousness.

This idea is supported by the already found implication of each of the described genes in various human cancers.

The presented synthesis strategy could find implications toward functional nanostructures with applications in electromagnetic shielding and antistatic coatings.

But others at the meeting missed the uplift of the day, and found the implications of ABC's show unnerving.

Feminists found sexual implications in her black holes… Describes her Lincoln Center piece, commissioned by Philip Johnson in 1964 for the lobby of the New York State Theatre.

Speaking about the American Society of Plastic Surgeons' code of ethics, Dr. Gayle Gordillo told ABC News in September that she found the implications of the show "frightening".

Given what Jacobs had written of her previous chaotic experiences in Alexandria, the sick and dying tucked away in dark rooms, to say nothing of the limited space, Wilbur found the implications of Jacobs's task absolutely untenable.

Because of the nanomolar-affinity interaction between BLIP and TEM-1 β-lactamase and the potent inhibitory effect of BLIP on TEM-1 enzyme, BLIP has found its implications in various aspects.

We found significant implications of cataract surgery on decreasing IOP in the studied group of patients suffering from glaucoma compared to the patients without glaucoma.

The prevalence of dementia found has implications for the optimum kind of health care that nursing homes should provide to their residents.

For example, assemblies such as micelles, liposomes, fibers, and thin films, to name a few, have found profound implications in the field of sensing, drug delivery, and diagnostics.