Sentence examples for have extended implications from inspiring English sources
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.
We have extended the discussion about the following implications: that knowledge on ongoing metabolite exchange is essential for understanding the physiology of cells, as it shows that in a community, metabolic networks operate non-autonomously.
With news of the deployment of drones in Libya, the debate has extended to the ethics and longer-term security implications of drone warfare.
The move was the third time the company has extended its bid and was intended to accommodate a Federal Trade Commission review of antitrust implications.
Our multi-genome comparison and ancestral inference approach has implications extending beyond the TGF- β pathway.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrote in a letter to lawmakers that the Clean Air Act "was never intended to regulate carbon dioxide, and it remains poorly designed for such a task … The impact these rules will have on power prices means they will inevitably have negative implications extending to nearly every segment of the economy".
But the loss of the ferry, Al Salam, on Feb. 3, and the government's delayed and limited response to the emergency, have implications that extend beyond the scope of the disaster, and beyond the borders of Egypt.
Our experiences adapting and implementing the PSC and TLP models in UUSD have implications that extend beyond the specifics of the two models.
This will have implications that extend right up to the steps of our nation's Capitol.
The prosecution's novel legal theory that Manning knew his disclosures to WikiLeaks, once published on the Internet, would wind up in al Qaeda's possession could have had implications that extended beyond the fate of the 25-year-old Crescent, Okla., native.
Contracts for the running of the National Careers Service are understood to have been extended from March to October, with the implication that its remit will be changed or extended.
