Sentence examples for implication arising from the from inspiring English sources
The implication arising from the discovery of EnPEC is that development of treatments or vaccines for PID should focus specifically on EnPEC and not other strains of E. coli.
An implication arising from this is that the editing done by the researchers of the synonyms and excluded words in the various libraries must accurately capture the ideas of the respondents in the text.
One important implication arising from these results is the realization that signaling by epithelial CEACAMs could involve parts of these receptors other than the cytoplasmic domain or the amino-terminal IgV-like domain, such as the transmembrane or additional extracellular domains.
One direct policy implication arising from this research is that return migration policies targeting specific occupations and employers will be more effective than a single policy targeting all occupations and employers.
Implications arising from the study are considered in relation to early stage chemical process engineering students.
The practical shortcomings of the exercise are highlighted by the various and conflicting policy implications arising from the selection of attributes.
In particular we emphasize the implications arising from the impossibility of coordination between transmitter and receiver prior to a receiver's search for a signal.
They have been applied to aid decision-making in energy planning, to analyze energy policies and to analyze the implications arising from the introduction of technologies.
By drawing on questions, opinions, concerns and uncertainties that this diverse group of stakeholders shared or raised on these issues, we argue for a broader recognition of, and reflection on the implications arising from the cultivation of cisgenic plants, and cisgenic LBR potato within Europe in particular.
