Sentence examples for implications of compound from inspiring English sources

The clinical implications of compound A production have been a point of debate for many years, but the introduction of the new-generation absorbers has made this issue largely obsolete.

Remark 1 As stated earlier, according to Definition 1, the physical implication of compound synchronization is rather intuitive.

Other endogenous steroid hormones, including androgens and progesterone, have also been detected in swine waste, although the occurrence and toxicological implications of these compounds have been considerably less studied.

This cellular model approach could lead to further studies combining kinase inhibitors with other targeted agents, and suggests possible implications for screening of compound libraries to uncover novel pathway inhibitors.

The implication of the compound physical gelation to drug dissolution kinetics and in vivo exposure are discussed.

This can have implications for compound hazard identification.

The diagnostic potential and health implications of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) present in human feces has begun to receive considerable attention.

CVDs biomarker, CK-MB activity, was also potentially induced, and these changes might explain the implication of these compounds in the initiation and progression of CVD.

Globally, this study has proven the implication of some compounds present in AESb on the rapid maturation of ovarian follicular cells leading to a precocious puberty onset.

This activity was also significantly higher (P < 0.05) than that observed for pure quercetin (9.5  µg/mL), suggesting the implication of other compounds on this activity.

In addition, we tested the stability of ziv-aflibercept over a period of 4 weeks and the economic implications of the use of compounded drug.