Sentence examples for implications for inducing from inspiring English sources
Thus, our findings may have clinical implications for inducing long-term allograft survival in transplanted patients.
Intimately related to these estimates of land use changes are the associated implications for emissions induced by land cover change coming from increased biofuel production.
We show that this program of memory induction is reproduced in chimpanzee-adenovirus clinical vaccine trials, with implications for immunity induced by such regimens in humans.
These findings have obvious implications for Ras-induced tumorigenesis and suggest this pathway could be important in preventing tumour formation in organisms.
The series also cover possible mechanisms of PACAP38-induced migraine, outline future directions [8] and discuss how PACAP may cross the blood brain barrier [9] and its implication for PACAP induced migraine.
The effects of chemotherapeutic treatment on such inter-specific interactions between parasites generally may well be predicted to have implications for the morbidity induced by such mixed infections on human hosts, due to a general lowering effect of treatment on infection prevalences of each, or one or other, of the separate parasites species.
Our findings might have important implications for efforts to induce therapeutic cardiomyocyte proliferation in adult mammalian hearts.
This finding has implications for efforts to induce beta-cell replication as a treatment for diabetes.
The results have implications for the robustness of structure induced equilibria in general and the design of intralegislative "gatekeepers" (such as the Rules Committee in the U.S. House of Representatives) in particular.
In this chapter, we discuss the role of gene regulatory elements and epigenetic factors in microRNA (miRNA) expression and their implications for regenerative medicine, including induced pluripotency.
Another limitation of this study is that different assessment periods were used for the four cities due to limited data availability, which induces implications for the comparability of the results.
