Sentence examples for have mentioned the implication of from inspiring English sources

Some authors have mentioned the implication of noisy splicing as an important property of genome evolution (Pickrell et al. 2010).

He also doesn't mention the implications of our huge and rapidly growing trade deficit.

I've mentioned some of the clues.

The suit also mentioned the troubling implications of Trump-branded real-estate projects that are proceeding in the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia.

Biologists have fine-tuned the implications of this point.

We need to mention the practical implications of our findings.

Or when an English professor had given a tour of campus and mentioned the sale of the 272 slaves, but in her mind didn't probe its moral implications deeply enough.

Nor is there any mention of the implications of the singer's signing with Columbia Records in 1954.

However, the implication of stromal cells in muscle apoptosis was not previously mentioned during the ageing process.

These critics say voters would have no way of knowing the implications of the change for juvenile offenders from reading the amendment, which makes no mention of it.

Based on results from the model study, the paper has demonstrated the wide implications of the concept for successful hydraulic fracturing in the mentioned reservoir conditions, and highlighted further research directions with full-scale reservoirs.