Sentence examples for implications in view of from inspiring English sources

This finding had compelling implications in view of the observation many individuals with trisomy 21 (Down's Syndrome) reach the neuropathogical criteria for AD by age 40 [ 13].

The discoveries reported herein have public health implications in view of recent GWAS analyses that document the association of the GLIS3 locus with type 1 and type 2 diabetes in adult human populations.

Further we acknowledge that private facilities are frequently not used to their full capacity which has some relevant policy implications in view of Kenya's wish to meet Kenyan's needs for health services.

These data strongly suggest resistance to anti-oestrogen therapy of BRCA-associated tumours, and undoubtedly could have very serious practical implications in view of proposed anti-oestrogen prophylaxis for patients from high-risk families.

These findings therefore suggest a correlation between CD26 and topoisomerase II α expression in haematological malignancies as well as perhaps selected solid tumours, which may also have potential clinical implications in view of the use of topoisomerase II inhibitors as major components of the treatment of these diseases.

The observed suppression of the emergence of spontaneous resistance has practical implications, in view of the fact that susceptibility to spontaneous resistance is the main limiting factor in clinical use of Rif (Floss and Yu, 2005) and has been cited as a potential barrier to clinical use of Myx (Moy et al., 2011).

Findings have significant policy implications, particularly in view of present debates which frequently present higher energy efficiency standards as prohibitive from a costs perspective.

A Supreme Court judgement would have very wide legal and social implications, and in view of this, it is worth looking a little more closely, in this section at the legal issues, and in the next section at the socio-ethical issues.

The conclusion would have critical implications for treatment, especially in view of the well-known efficacy of treatment options for the two disorders (considered separately)—namely, stimulant medication (and possibly CBT) for ADHD, and CBT and SRIs for OCD.

Clearly this is an implication with far-reaching consequences in view of the noted tendency for test format to influence the content of teaching, and may go a long way towards explaining the noted lack of communicative English language skills acquired by Thai students during their formal education.

A definition that is relevant especially in view of the implications of ITS solutions for vulnerable road users, comes from Slater [27].