Sentence examples for implications i a from inspiring English sources

The findings of this study have several therapeutic implications: (i) A more potent HER pathway inhibitor, or a combination therapeutic strategy such as L + T, could improve the outcome of patients with HER2-positive breast cancer.

It examines how PET scans are created and how they are being called on to answer myriad questions with far-reaching implications: Is depression an observable brain disease?

As for its social implications, I interviewed a group of Japanese students the other day and our talk eventually drifted to DoCoMo.

Its something of a spiced up "view source" - I had fun demolishing a couple of websites with that, though if it has practical implications, I'm at a loss as to what they might be.

The report also notes that had A.I.G. defaulted the "systemic implications" — i.e., a global bank run — "might have made it difficult for Goldman Sachs to collect on the credit protection it had purchased" as well as liquidate its credit default obligations.

To better understand the policy change and its implications I interviewed Paul Virtue, a partner at Mayer Brown.

To better understand the new policy and its implications, I interviewed Jennifer Minear, a director in the immigration practice group at McCandlish Holton.

To better understand the Sessions decision on asylum and its implications, I interviewed Dree Collopy, a partner at Benach Collopy LLP.

Without fully understanding the implications, I decided to one day run a business - any business - so that it could change the arc of my own trajectory.

The realization of a single-sample method has several implications: (i) Each sample can be processed as soon as CN estimates from the different sources are available.

If Scotland were to become a separate country that would have serious implications, I believe, for Scotland, and negative implications.