Sentence examples for implications of the larger from inspiring English sources
Nysveen also sees the future implications of the larger reserves as positive for the US economy.
Before conclusions, we would like to comment on the implications of the larger diamagnetic shift of XX in QRs.
Alan manages to tell it all, and tell it in a way that enables us to process not only the singular devastation of him but to also grasp the enormous implications of the larger story.
The implications of the larger M. hyopneumoniae repertoire of defense mechanisms proteins (COG V) for its survival in the swine respiratory tract have not yet been investigated.
Nutritionists say the implications of the large body of research that informs the bank's report is clear: countries must intervene before children turn 2. "If you miss that period, the damage is irreversible, especially in cognition, but also in growth," said Marie Ruel, director of the division of food consumption and nutrition at the International Food Policy Research Institute.
Seventy-five yeafterfthe the fact of its existence, remarkably few people spend effort, energy, or scholarship seriously assessing the full implications of the largest reclamation project in America, even as politicians and federal agencies gather to discuss expanding the Columbia Basin Project.
In either case, resolution of the molecular specificity of the glomeruli in the human OB remains a high priority and one that will need to be addressed before we can fully understand the implications of the large number of glomeruli in the human OB.
The third is the perspective on Catholic education and Catholic identity that he will offer on April 17 in Washington, with its implications for the larger question of the church and intellectual openness.
The sense of ownership has larger implications for the larger conversation about cancer.
The implications of these larger pores on HCN channel conductance and gating are also discussed below.
