Sentence examples for implications e.g. from inspiring English sources

Unmanaged or old-growth forests are of paramount importance for carbon sequestration and thus for the mitigation of climate change among further implications, e.g. biodiversity aspects.

Secondly, the finding that 5G polymorphism depresses PAI-1 levels over the course of the subject's life may have different pathophysiological implications, e.g. by predisposing to stroke, than the same depression of PAI-1 levels found at a single point in later life, when this is found to be protective [36].

Investigating clinical implications e.g. in terms of predicting treatment outcome remains the target of additional studies.

A disturbed tgase2-NDPK axis could have major implications, e.g. in the regulatory connection between tgase2 and the ras oncogene [22], which affects NDPK activity [23].

Future studies should verify the practical implications, e.g. showing improved association of PVPI with outcome when applying the correction formula also for PBV and PVPI.

If confirmed, however, such data would have important implications e.g. in the selection of the most aggressive genotypes with high IRs as targets of the primary prevention.

This in turn has recently been shown to have important implications to e.g. drug treatment and escape of some cells from therapeutic interventions [ 28].

We therefore merged terms that are not necessarily synonyms but have the same medical implication, e.g. kidney failure and elevated creatinine (ESM 2).

[19]" The formulization of future images is succeeded by the next step of evaluating, selecting and refining the most likely and/or most desirable future images for further use in deriving implications - e.g. courses of action, strategies, product ideas, or political agenda setting.

Therefore, auto-correlation can have several implications for, e.g. statistical inference testing and regression analysis [64].

The investigation of transport of materials through cell-membranes is a very important challenge for biochemistry with implications for e.g. drug delivery [21].