Sentence examples for implication of new from inspiring English sources

That's the implication of new work that uses a meteorite to deduce the strength of the magnetic field around the young sun.

Implication of new pathways has been proposed for three compounds and remaining clearances were assigned to undefined pathways.

In a recent study published in Neurobiology of Aging, Rice et al., have examined the possible implication of new Ca2+-related proteins in the aging brain.

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Franken.senate.gov |  Senator Al Franken questions Apple on privacy implications of new iPhone fingerprint technology.

It made sense that they were the first to understand the military implications of new information systems.

IAN BURUMA and MARK DANNER will share the new Henry R. Luce chair at Bard College, a professorship in the implications of new media for democracy and human rights.

Indeed, law enforcement officials are only beginning to wrestle with the implications of new technologies that will permit the anonymous, instant, global distribution of information of any kind.

But Congressional colleagues say he really was ahead of the curve in seeing the implications of new technologies, like computer networks and genetic testing.

Dr. Poindexter has said publicly that he has begun discussions with the National Academy of Science to finance a long-range study of the privacy implications of new surveillance technologies.

In Slate, Evgeny Morozov on the unsettling implications of new software that allows teachers to track students' reading habits on electronic textbooks.