Sentence examples for implication not only from inspiring English sources

Considerations with the use of PFS and OS as primary or supportive endpoints need to be weighed in the context of the specific tumor being studied and the implication, not only for regulatory approval but reimbursement as well.

Due to its large implication, not only on skeletal muscles, a lot of research has been undertaken on the effects of myostatin and its possible applications in health care and livestock production.

Therefore, the ability to treat depression effectively in a group of mothers who are struggling with multiple stressors also possesses important implication not only for the women but also for their children.

Knowledge of these emerging regulatory roles of ncRNAs has implication not only in cellular physiology and pathology but also for the development of novel epigenetic drugs that re-establish the correct pattern of gene expression in complex diseases such as cancer.

That has implications not only for our districts, but for districts all over New York State".

It would also have profound implications, not only for the telecommunications industries, but for consumers as well.

She said E7's case "has serious implications not only for E7 but also for firearms officers around the country".

What we do in life may have implications not only for the health of our children and even our grandchildren.

And yet, Mr. Nicholson says his shop is getting better at its craft all the time, with implications not only artistic but monetary.

There are surely implications not only under the Fourth Amendment but for speech and assembly and the integrity of the political branches, whose realm this supposedly is.

"It would have serious implications not only for our defence posture, but also how we would be seen in the maritime world," said Sir Jonathon.