Sentence examples for implications of removal from inspiring English sources
To examine the potential role of casp2 in the relationship between aging and mitochondrial oxidative stress, we examined the implications of removal of casp2 on hepatocyte mROS metabolism.
Cameron and Obama have already spoken on the phone this week about the implications of the removal of General Stanley McChrystal as Nato commander in Afghanistan, insisting the British did not see his removal as the moment for a further strategic review.
Introduction: Although the sand-blasted, large-grit, and acid-etched surface-treated mini-implant (C-implant, CImplant Co, Seoul, South Korea) is designed to endure heavy and dynamic loads and offers high stability during orthodontic treatment, implications of its removal are still unknown.
We also analyzed the clinical and anatomical implications of surgical removal of CNVs following treatment failure of anti-VEGF agents.
By contrast, adolescents indifferent/not interested in body art were less aware of the implications of tattoo removal.
This action provides a unique opportunity to assess the implications of subsidy removal for farm-level resource use and environmental stewardship.
Part of the sustainability assessment of cereal straw as a feedstock within the LACE project will depend on the farm level implications of its removal and the potential land use changes that can occur with changes in cereal and cereal straw prices.
The phase partitioning of Hg II) thus has important implications for removal by deposition.
She told me that she was concerned about the implications of Ajami's removal from the country's currency.
While checking up on the implications of Sony's removal of the "Install Other OS" option, Thinq ran into a particularly troubling clause in the EULA.
Predicting the ecosystem implications of top predator removal may therefore require a detailed understanding of contemporary evolution in prey, and perhaps knowledge of evolution across the diversity of species linked in food webs.
