Sentence examples for implications in our from inspiring English sources
"Redefining marriage has far-reaching implications in our society".
That theme has important implications in our own world.
This study has significant implications in our understanding of the fate of TOM in lacustrine ecosystems.
Substrate curvature has two implications in our model: (i) it forces fibers to work in a curved (bent) position and (ii) it eventually creates a pre-deformation state in the cytoskeleton.
Most striking was the appearance of an exceptionally strong contingent of first novels, powerful evidence that the novel remains, in D. H. Lawrence's celebrated phrase, "the bright book of life," of all literary forms the one best suited to capture the complex play of forces, moods, confusions and latent implications in our shared contemporary experience.
The results obtained in our study also have wider implications in our understanding of how prehistoric peoples perceived the landscape in which they lived in, understood not only on the basis of tangible elements but, perhaps more importantly, because of intangible aspects such as sound and, in particular, echoes.
The closest thing to a political implication in our trip was the small satisfaction of contributing a few dollars to Nelson Mandela's tourism industry.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the policy, standardize and analyze results of code blue over last 3 years of its implication in our hospital setting.
The analysis has a specific implication in our context; because there is limited substitutability between labor and inputs such as seed animals, or facilities in agricultural production, it is most likely the case that higher total surplus results when buyers, rather than farmers, control non-labor inputs in agricultural contracts.
As demonstrated in our study, one has to isolate the specific CSC population in order to identify its gene expression signature and to address whether a molecular therapy is indeed hitting its target(s) in CSC, which has significant implication in our efforts to discover and develop novel therapies targeting CSC.
For this reason, sub-typing of ANA, ATG and these vitamins seems to have limited clinical implication in our routine clinical practice.
