Sentence examples for implications occurrences from inspiring English sources
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Occurrences of ONJ have been rare in patients with OP who are receiving ZOL.
5, 7 The authors report that even if ITC would have implications, its occurrence is very low at only 4%.
This suggests a serious implication of occurrence of peaks of the ground motions on the seismic performance of bi-directionally eccentric structures and indicates a relatively higher torsional vulnerability of bi-directionally eccentric system compared to equivalent uni-directional counterpart.
The field work included surveying of water points and core samples from recent drillings, the demarcation of the main landforms and the investigation of the structural setting with their implications for groundwater occurrences.
We also evaluated the clinical implications, including the occurrence of hemoptysis during therapy, of cavity formation and different cavity patterns.
For example, routine vaccinations against varicella in children could have implications for the occurrence of herpes zoster in persons aged 50 and older [ 79].
Overall, the work by Ji et al. [ 3] has relevant implications, as the occurrence of reprogramming-mediated genomic alterations is currently a major obstacle hindering the use of iPSCs in medical applications [ 21].
The crystal structure of unbound 44 reveals a good alignment of its hydrophobic substituents with the Leu side chains of the helical LXXLL motif.[ 286] The interaction between hypoxia-inducible transcription factors (HIFs) and p300/CBP coactivator proteins is another PPI with implications in the occurrence of cancer.
Implications on the possible occurrence of static bifurcations are discussed.
However, further experiments will be necessary to address the occurrence and implications of such hypothetical exchanges between neighboring channels.
Our purpose was to assess the occurrence and implications of negative pressure tympanograms and to study their association with bacterial pathogens in otitis media.
