Sentence examples for implication of the disparity from inspiring English sources

We believe that a far more plausible implication of the disparity of DNA replication machineries in archaea and eukaryotes is a non-cellular LUCA, a hypothesis that finds crucial support in the fact that the membrane lipids and membrane biogenesis systems, as well as cell walls, are also distinct and, largely, unrelated in archaea and bacteria [ 39, 61- 63].

And what are the implications of this disparity for the daily existence of the female surgical resident?

Last January, we explored the implications of this disparity for Social Security, particularly given the popular idea among Republican politicians to raise the retirement age as a solution to its supposed fiscal problems.

Although it is not clear at this stage what are the implications of this disparity, it is possible that it has an influence on the distribution of the LBs in the brain tissue, given that these are generally localized to brainstem in PD and have a more widespread distribution in all DLB cases (26), presumably through differential expression of the gene.

"The implications of these disparities are very serious," said Mark Soler, the president of the Youth Law Center, a research and advocacy group in Washington who also is the leader of the coalition of civil rights and youth advocacy organizations that organized the research project.

Tracing the policy implications of these disparities is tricky.

"Boards should not be blind to the implications of pay disparities between the CEO and other members of the executive team nor between the CEO and the wider workforce" it says.

The unstated implication of the state-by-state report was that the states where income disparities are lower are somehow "fairer" than the states with high disparities.

These features may include, for example, the maximum disparity, disparity range, disparity energy, and other measures of the disparity distribution.

The cause of the disparity was uncertainty.

Ultimately, we need to ask ourselves what the implications of gender disparity within museums might be on our ability to engage effectively with the public.