Sentence examples for have implication over from inspiring English sources
Here omic approaches may provide insights on low effect level metabolic dysfunctions which may have implication over a life-time exposure, but may not be revealed in the time-limited chronic bioassays that form a cornerstone of modern chemicals policy [ 77].
The direct discharge of effluents into the Noyyal River may have implications over microbial population, both qualitatively and quantitatively.
It has implications over the [whole] calendar.
On the government side, a failure would have also had implications over their capability of monitoring the programme".
The World Cup issue has implications over who Rory McIlroy or Graeme McDowell represents at the Olympics.
It is important to identify rates of inappropriate testing as this may have implications in terms of over-diagnosis and treatment resulting in harms to the patient [ 13], as well as inflation of health-care costs.
These patterns may also have implications for debates over the population genetic consequences of sex-specific selection (e.g., Chippindale et al. 2001; Prasad et al. 2007; Morrow et al. 2008; Whitlock and Agrawal 2009; Agrawal 2011; Connallon et al. 2010; Mallet and Chippindale 2011).
According to Prof Jackson this would have implications for people all over the country.
Nevertheless, differences in the evolution over time are discernible among the studied cases (Figure 5B,C,D,E), since different tumor dynamics parameter values lead to different initial cell subpopulations and have implications for their evolution over time and the effect of therapy.
In the analyses below, we focused on change over time in clinical variables to assess whether the cross-sectional associations with biologic markers have implications clinically for asthma over time.
This difference in copulation duration between pure population crosses may have implications for sexual conflict over the length of copulation, which has been documented in a Finnish D. montana population [ 38].
