Sentence examples for implication of the possibility from inspiring English sources

One implication of the possibility of indirect correlations for the present study is that other regions outside of the frontal cortex may drive the coherence patterns observed between the neocortex and the cerebellum.

The paucity of data on QOL among PLWE in Kenya and in the region as compared to our western counterparts clearly has serious implications on the possibility of achieving the objectives of the Global campaign against epilepsy [ 5].

While the body of literature gauging the religious implications of the possibility of life beyond Earth continues to expand, there has, to date, been a disproportionate emphasis placed on the examination of Christian theology.

Last but not least, the two predominant VCF scenarios (Joint Development and Betterment tax) should be further analyzed together with potential implications of the possibility of their introduction.

Additionally, the shear strengthening of FimH in E. coli supports the implications for the possibility of direction-dependent adhesion mechanisms in bacteria, similar to those suggested for mammalian cells (Isabey et al. 2013).

The course of action he now takes will have big implications for the possibility of future appeals.

"If these results prove true, that there is water near the surface of Mars," said NASA associate administrator Edward Weiler, "it has profound implications for the possibility of life on Mars".

It's yet another piece of important work for the rover, which in its time on the Red Planet has made the huge discovery of flowing water on Mars - a find which has huge implications for the possibility of life on the planet.

The findings have implications for the possibility of life on other planets as well, says geologist Barbara Sherwood Lollar of the University of Toronto.

The discovery could potentially have huge implications for the possibility of life on Mars.

We propose that hinge motion within Nop56/58 has important implications for the possibility of simultaneously positioning two catalytic sites at the two target sites of a bipartite box C/D guide RNA.