Sentence examples for implication of the resolution from inspiring English sources

Several council members complained afterward that they did not realize the full implication of the resolution.

This has implications on the resolution limit of micro-diffraction techniques needed for sensing the existence of voids.

The observation that sexual selection is particularly intense in birds with a high minisatellite mutation rate has implications for the resolution of the lek paradox of how females can choose mates for indirect fitness benefits without alleles going to fixation [ 5, 6].

These findings have important implications for the resolution of macrophages from chronic wounds and the behaviour of those associated with tumours, because phagocytosis of debris may serve to prolong the presence of these cells at these sites of pathology.

Thus, although pharmacological manipulation of cAMP brings about a change in macrophage phenotype during established inflammation with implications for the resolution of systemic inflammation, this is insufficient to trigger leukocyte clearance.

On Friday, a spokeswoman for the prosecutors office said it "will consider the implications of this resolution".

It would have been useful for Paciorek and Liu (2009) to document the implications of the spatial temporal resolutions and aggregation of AOD and PM2.5 (data they used) on their findings.

That is the implication of a draft resolution for the definition of a planet, presented today by the International Astronomical Union (IAU).

This last consideration provides more attention on the pattern of molecules secreted by ASCs, which could have important implications in the resolution of inflammatory diseases.

On a literal reading of the Resolution, "dwarf planets" are by implication of paragraph (1) excluded from the status of 'planet'planet

The paper ends with a discussion of the broader implications of class resolution decisions in land use/land cover models.