Sentence examples for implications for spread from inspiring English sources

Our observation of the capture of HIV-1-infected T cells by macrophages extends this phenomenon to viruses and may have important implications for spread of viruses to phagocytic cells within infected hosts.

This has important implications for spreading of contaminants released to streams.

This could have serious implications for spreading HIV.

These animals cross the inter-state and national boundaries with implications for spreading diseases.

That has important implications for the spread of mobile malware.

The findings may have implications for the spread of chronic wasting disease among deer populations.

Watts' research, challenging conventional thinking on influence, has had implications for the spread of ideas, technical innovations and disease, he added.

The lack of use of contraceptives may also have implications for the spread of sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/Aids, which United Nations data show claimed over 2,800 lives in Pakistan last year.

Oxfam reckons the fighting and embargo have led to 3 million Yemenis being cut off from a clean water supply since March, bringing to 16 million the total without access to drinking water or sanitation – nearly two-thirds of the population – with dire implications for the spread of disease.

Diamond's explanatory variables are: (i) the susceptibility of local wild plants to be developed for self-sufficient agriculture; (ii) the domesticability of large wild animals for food, transport, and agricultural production; and (iii) the relative lengths of the axes of continents with implications for the spread of human populations and technologies.

This is an important consideration for coastal managers as local factors (e.g. the design of coastal infrastructure, human activities, hydrodynamic processes and propagule pressure) are likely to be important determinants of ecological pattern, with implications for the spread and establishment of non-indigenous species, biofouling and general ecological structure and functioning.