Sentence examples for implication of a possible from inspiring English sources
The implication of a possible link from gene network characteristics to heritability raises the possibility of systematically linking the genetic architecture of quantitative traits to evolutionary ecological dynamics.
The aim of this paper is to assess the implication of a possible continuation of the decline in stomach cancer mortality until the year 2030.
Interestingly, we did not observe a graded phenotype of the loss of repression in the mutant assays, an implication of a possible cooperative effect among the half ERE sites.
Implications of a possible use of these indicators in genetic algorithms are also highlighted.
But Eden Springs has been publicly traded since 1992, and shareholders are understandably nervous about the business implications of a possible Syrian peace pact.
Whitehall officials, who held contingency planning meetings on the implications of a possible Greek exit from the euro in February, have stepped up their preparations in recent weeks amid fears that Greece could be on the verge of a debt default.
"That's nice," said a housewife less interested in the implications of a possible oil bonanza than in negotiating her country's sole pedestrian crossing in the sleeting rain.Several hundred miles north in Baffin Bay, Greenpeace eco-warriors seeking to halt offshore oil exploration in the Arctic faced down a Danish warship.
Xu added that Baosteel is studying the implications of a possible combination of BHP Billiton, the largest miner of all, and Rio Tinto, but that does not mean Baosteel wants to acquire Rio Tinto.
At Corinthian's Everest College in City of Industry, in an office park east of Los Angeles, many students didn't fully understand the implications of a possible sale involving large swaths of the company.
"It was not only struggling academically with its students, but struggling financially as well". At Corinthian's Everest College in City of Industry, in an office park east of Los Angeles, many students didn't fully understand the implications of a possible sale involving large swaths of the company.
