Sentence examples for implications and results from inspiring English sources

And though he is preoccupied with physical processes, he is also aware of just how mysterious and complicated their implications and results can be.

However, not all missense mutations in CYPs have functional implications and result in a disease phenotype.

The fact that every second woman was not offered any reperfusion therapy likely led to significant clinical implications and resulted in the poorer prognosis of this group.

Women with abnormal UADS (defined as a mean PI of ≥1.45 and/or bilateral notching [ 30]) were provided with a verbal explanation of the result and an information sheet detailing the possible implications and resulting pathway of care.

In conclusion, we have shown that the prolonged circulation of SN-38 at low concentrations following CPT-11 administration has clinical implications, and resulted in altered exposure-toxicity relationships.

The plan goes terribly awry, but it also succeeds, and Ms. Talen uses multiple screens to dramatize the sometimes contradictory implications and possible results of Sophie's act.

This has safety implications, and also results in a significant increase in track maintenance due to subgrade deterioration.

We don't speak about this often enough, but it is really hard to acquire good data, analyze it properly, follow the clues those analyses offer, explore the implications, and present results in a fair, compelling way.

It has economic implications and may result in a prolongation of the workup and delayed treatment decisions and therapy.

Thus, the evaluation of RLS as a novel modifiable mortality risk factor has considerable public health implications, and may result in more routine screening and monitoring of RLS.

PB and PH assisted in interpreting the clinical implication and biomechanical results of the study.