Sentence examples for implications coming from the from inspiring English sources

This concession by Verizon could have far-reaching industry implications, coming from the company that is both the nation's largest wireless carrier and the largest local telephone company.

The concession by Verizon could have far-reaching industry implications, coming from the company that is both the nation's largest wireless carrier and the largest local telephone company.

Then first elements of synthesis are proposed and implications coming from the previously defined framework are identified (Table 1).

A perhaps more interesting finding holding potential diagnostic implications comes from the observation that all VHL-related PCC, but not matching adrenal medulla from the same patients, displayed strong membranous CaIX staining, a peculiar pattern that was not replicated in other cases, where a granular cytoplasmic staining was seen.

The other implication comes from the effect this might have on the bipartisan panel.

"Precedent for this unexpected implication comes from the social epidemiology literature concerning 'social capital,' in which health and life expectancy increase in a community as a function of communitywide attributes that transcend the level of the individual or individual social networks".

Further evidence supporting such implication comes from the RNA-sequencing analysis in L17_A which will be discussed later in the study.

Information about its real incidence and clinical implications comes from case reports and few retrospective studies specifically designed to study LON.

At least that's the implication coming from Cohen's own lawyer, Lanny Davis. .

The implication is that, coming from the world of violence and being a man who uses a gun — i.e., a sinner — he knows that there's no possibility of true happiness out there.

Some implications of the uncertainties coming from the variables provided by the empirical models are more clearly visible by analyzing the Hall-to-Pedersen field-line-integrated conductivity ratio profiles (Σ HP), given that this ratio is directly used in Eq. 4.