Sentence examples for had large implication from inspiring English sources

The fact that a large portion of the cellulosic component had been hydrolytically degraded during DAP could have had large implication on concurrent changes in cellulose ultrastructure, specifically the change of cellulose crystallinity.

This suggests that the creation of the euro had large implications even in US capital markets; and of course it suggests that the financial fallout of the euromess could be very large here as well.

And the coming together of these two groups really had large implications for British society as a whole.

The provision of inertia response has a slight implication on the current rating of the IGBTs but has large implication on their voltage rating and that of the DC-link capacitors.

3 Improving access to these critical treatments is a key opportunity to improve STEMI care that has large implication for India as the epidemic of cardiovascular diseases continues to grow.

But she said the policy had larger implications for tourism and the carnival parade's finances.

While thousands of fans — most of them clad in bright yellow in support of Ecuador — congregated at the Mets' park, the game had larger implications than as a simple national-team tuneup.

The change in terminology has large implications.

Genocide scholars say the administration's decision has large implications for what the word means.

The generation of subsurface saturation has large implications for hydrological response in a catchment.

Sea level rise may have large implications for low-gradient barrier coastal systems.