Sentence examples for implications for progress from inspiring English sources
Aristilde's lab is interested in how soil microbes use these aromatic components because the way the different components of organic matter are broken down and metabolized has important implications for progress in the biofuel industry and remediation technology.
Colson et al. [ 26] underlined the importance of staff members' perceptions that some patient groups are difficult to treat, and suggested that this could influence the patients and the treatment process, with implications for progress and prognosis.
That is going to have long-term implications for your progress.
The implications for environmental progress of the UK leaving the EU are worrying on many fronts.
In the back-and-forth about technological "disruption" – and the implications for economic progress and social good – technology is often pitted against people.
The ability to assess team cognition and predict team performance has far reaching implications for evaluating progress in the design and development process of multimedia.
Buchanan, A; Powell, R, The limits of evolutionary explanations of morality and their implications for moral progress, Ethics, vol. 126 no. 1 (January, 2015), pp. 37-67, University of Chicago Press [doi] [abs].
This connected world has major implications for social progress and global justice, but so too do the media and information infrastructures on which that world depends.
They say, 'If you don't do this test, that may have negative implications for your progress and treatment and it may hold you back or we may hold certain privileges for you," Plaud said.
They say, 'If you don't do this test, that may have negative implications for your progress and treatment, and it may hold you bac,k or we may hold certain privileges for you," Plaud said.
The rhythm of superoxidation is a clear demonstration of circadian variation of the redox state of cells, and it has obvious implications for the progress of pro-neurodegenerative protein damage.
