Sentence examples for implications for circulating from inspiring English sources

There are similar implications for circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood, investigation of which reflects ever-improving technical ability to detect these cells and allows quantitative estimation of tumor cell burden.

The presence and clinical implications of circulating RNA levels as an expression for hematopoietic and endothelial-specific markers have not been previously evaluated in preterm infants.

Further studies are needed to understand possible therapeutic implications of circulating EPCs in Down syndrome.

Such findings have important implications for the interpretation of circulating miRNA profile results.

Nucleosome guided patterns of apoptotic DNA fragmentation may have important implications for the analysis of circulating nucleic acids.

Although the aetiology of this disease is unknown, the implication of permeable circulating factor(s) in the pathogenesis of primary FSGS has been suggested for a long time for the following reasons.

This may have implications for the way in which circulating 25OHD concentration is interpreted across groups differing in predominant DBP isotypes.

Electrostatics charge generation by triboelectrification has significant implications for the proper design and operation of a circulating fluidized bed.

These results have significant implications for understanding the nature of the P. vivax population circulating in Korea and provide useful information for development of malaria vaccines based on this antigen.

"Our immediate concern always is that there are the psychological implications for children who have been named in a nationally circulated newspaper," she said.

Insights gained from the study of circulating vitamin D are likely to have implications for the examination of complex diseases such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and cancer.