Sentence examples similar to implications of division from inspiring English sources

We assign these differences, not to mode of primary ossification, but to the embryological cell lineage; the basis and implications of this division are discussed.

The implications of a division in hemispheric processing for foveal Arabic word recognition may also impact on even the basic processing of Arabic words.

These days, however, gentrification is perhaps the most widely used term in any discussion about contemporary cities, and invariably carries with it sinister implications of deep social division and exclusion.

Several authors have explored the ethical implications of the sexual division of labor in which it is primarily women who do caring labor.

Finally, the differences found in both responsiveness to sucrose and memory retrieval between younger and older pre-foraging hive bees could have implications for the regulation of division of labor during collective foraging.

Still, there are implications for a division of moral labour.

The results obtained for elephants in west and central Africa have strong implications for the division of elephants into forest and savannah species.

O'Connor's great at effortlessly calling her characters to account that way: making them confront the implications of their own inner divisions.

(For a famous discussion of division, fusion, and their implications, see Parfit 1981).

Asymmetry of division may have comparable implications in unicellular and complex organisms.

The implications of going out of the division are huge.