Sentence examples for implications for rationale from inspiring English sources
Thus our study has implications for rationale approaches to limiting cancer invasion and metastasis.
Therefore, this study provides insight into the mechanisms by which adjuvants can augment immune responses to B11-hCGβ and have implications for the rationale design of clinical studies combining MR-targeted vaccination with TLR agonists.
Here, we identify cells in G2 that are capable of escaping topoisomerase I inhibition, with major implications for the design rationale for the scheduling of topotecan anticancer therapy.
The choice of the specific level at which to allocate a certain competence, regardless of its actual rationale, has implications for the relation between the agency's territorial jurisdiction and the scale of the activities that the specific competence foresees.
The decision to require dual reporting was made with the understanding that the change would have significant implications for authors and readers, but our rationale for implementing this change was based on several factors.
We discuss the implications and supporting rationale for using participatory mapping in community meetings.
Our findings have important implications for metastatic RCC therapy because they provide a rationale for dual inhibition of the Raf/MEK/ERK and PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathways.
"We are quite confident there will not be finding of work for hire, and that the rationale of such a decision will have implications for many other cases".
Our findings provide a rationale for further exploration and may have important implications for the use of clonidine or dexmedetomidine as adjunct sedatives in the pre-emptive treatment of patients with a high risk for developing sepsis.
Philosophers have also disputed the underlying moral and legal rationales for the structure of marriage, with implications for questions such as the content of its moral obligations and the legal recognition of same-sex marriage.
