Sentence examples for growth ramifications from inspiring English sources

January 2017 capital controls from the PBoC for China based exchanges failed to have important industry growth ramifications beyond a slowdown of Yuan-Bitcoin exchange volume," Bauerle explained.

January 2017 capital controls from the PBoC for China based exchanges failed to have important industry growth ramifications beyond a slowdown of Yuan-Bitcoin exchange volume," Bauerle explained.

Although some intercellular hyphal growths and ramifications involving cortical cells after invasion were observed, most hyphal growths were restricted within the cortical tissues.

Upon successful penetration into the epidermal cells, hyphal growth and ramification were sometimes observed within the root cortex in a directed manner toward the central cylinder; however, the extensive internal proliferation of hyphae therein was never observed.

This contrasts with the 'closed' plan of animals, where growth and ramification (more evidently of cell lineages rather than of organs) are internal, within the soma, first within the embryo and later continuing into the adult organism, where a constant kinetic balance is maintained between cell proliferation, differentiation, and aging accompanied by cell loss.

Slower cost growth would have ramifications far beyond the deficit.

Developing economies like Nigeria require a robust access to reliable and advanced energy services due to the escalating population and socioeconomic activities; this will bring about the reduction in poverty level, improve health conditions, enhance productivity, maintain competitiveness and promote economic growth in all ramifications [1, 2].

Mitigating the uncertainties associated with nanowire growth models have significant ramifications for the quality and reliability of nanomanufacturing of semiconductor nanowires.

This paper introduces a novel approach for designing the stiffener layout inside large machine tools by applying the self-optimal growth principle of plant ramifications in nature.

Further detailed analysis of expressed genes and associated gene networks may provide new insights into the molecular mechanism of nutrient usage with direct ramifications in the growth and development of the rice plant.

As such, environmental policies designed to curtail energy may have significant long-run ramifications for economic growth, and policies designed to promote economic growth may have adverse environmental consequences.