Sentence examples for implications for measurements from inspiring English sources
This has implications for measurements as blood samples could exhibit higher VEGF levels than tissue samples.
We also show that the spatial resolution is higher for LFP than MUA cortical responses, a finding that may have implications for measurements of cortical spatial resolution with future neuronal prosthesis.
We provide an overview of these two literatures, examine synergies, and propose potential implications for measurement and research design.
Such findings have important implications for measurement strategies and experimental design when attempting to quantify plant use of water from differing soil sources.
While Stevens' classification of scales met with general approval in scientific and philosophical circles, its wider implications for measurement theory became the topic of considerable debate.
Our results have substantial implications for hydrological measurements made at sandy intertidal sites like Cape Henlopen.
These findings will certain have important implications for optical measurements, such as luminescence or absorption, towards developing new technologies based on nanostructured superlattices.
Such substantial dimensions of Cse4 clusters and their compaction in anaphase have important implications for photometric measurements of fluorescence intensity (see below).
The authors assumed that these reversible changes may have implications for functional measurements of tumor microcirculation by MRI and new therapeutic strategies using strong SMFs.
Here, using the perspective of the systems biology of apoptosis and the context of cancer treatment, we discuss possible sources of this cell-to-cell variability as well as its implications for quantitative measurements and computational models of cell death.
This means that the precise transition point between ITD and ILD sensitivity may be experience-dependent, a finding that has important implications for neurophysiological measurements of binaural cue sensitivity.
