Sentence examples for implication of the observed from inspiring English sources
One diachronic implication of the observed synchronic patterns is that the Middle Indo-Aryan (MIA) ancestor system must have transitioned to across-the-board contrastive postpositional marking for ergative and accusative (DOM) cases via a stage in which such a contrast failed to exist for the majority of the nominal paradigm.
The implication of the observed association between symptoms and self reported environmental worry is uncertain.
Cladistic markers used to exam functional implication of the observed high sequence divergence appear to constitute amino acids essential for secondary structure and function of β-barrel channel.
Although the biological implication of the observed haplotype combination is not fully elucidated, this haplotype combination might facilitate the detection of HPV and subsequently reduce the risk for CIN development.
In addition, as Basu et al. (2011) noted, and as we have previously reported (Gamble and Liu 2005), one implication of the observed association between uCr and As methylation capacity is that urinary As should not be expressed per gram creatinine to correct for urine concentration.
Gamble and Hall state that they had previously reported (Gamble and Liu 2005) that one implication of the observed association between urinary creatinine and arsenic methylation was that urinary As should not be expressed as per gram creatinine to correct for urine concentrations.
The possible clinical implication of the correlation observed between cisplatin resistance and CSCs has been approached.
Therefore, any LoCs for field level testing have to allow for potential large-scale implications of the effects observed at small-scale.
The potential implications of the alterations observed with aging deserve consideration.
The implications of the response observed here, as well as in other types of neuropathology, are likely to be a fundamental event underlying secondary degeneration.
Reduced HRV has been described as an intermediate factor between air pollution and cardiovascular morbidity and mortality (Pope et al. 2004; Utell et al. 2002); however, the clinical implications of the associations observed between HRV and the use of household sprays and scented products among older adults are not clear.
