This study has broad implications: application of a 'healthy' extracellular matrix-like material has the potential to activate muscle progenitor cells and functionally regenerate muscle.
Think about implications, applications, and dissemination of your research.
The New Yorker, March 6 , 1965P. 30 Talk story about a meeting called by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions to weigh the practical implications & applications of Pacem in Terris, the encyclical letter of the late Pope John XXIII.
The implications and applications of his work are singular.
But at a time when data is proliferating faster than ever, Google is playing devil's advocate with the new publication, a leisurely read that noodles over the business implications and applications of innovation and information.
Let's assume that with company resources, it will take a corporate innovator 10 years instead of 20 to educate others about the nature, implications and applications of a new idea.
As previously discussed, the implications and applications of AV technology are overshadowed by uncertainties.
The Journal especially welcomes submissions on non-humans that inform human psychology and behavior, as well as submissions that address clinical implications and applications of an evolutionary perspective.
Conversely, evolutionary biologists have not traditionally paid much attention to the medical implications or applications of their findings, with a few exceptions such as the study of emerging infectious diseases.
These results have important implications for applications of pH-responsive ELPs because they provide a quantitative model for the rational design of pH-responsive polypeptides whose transition can be triggered at a specified pH.
S. R. Chae, Hotze, E. M., Badireddy, A. R., Lin, S., Kim, J. O., and Wiesner, M. R., "Environmental implications and applications of carbon nanomaterials in water treatment", Water Science & Technology, vol. 67, no.
