Sentence examples for implications of the release from inspiring English sources

A Pentagon spokesman said that Leon Panetta, the secretary of defense, "agreed to honor requests by senior commanders for additional time to fully review the possible implications of the release for the victims and their families".

Additional examples of regional issues included the possible health effects of rising sea levels caused by climate change; food safety; raccoon rabies; vector-borne diseases (e.g., dengue, West Nile encephalitis, and eastern equine encephalitis); and the implications of the release of exotic pets on disease risk.

The implications of the ruling are disturbing.

The surface area results were consistent with particle morphology, examined by scanning electron microscopy, and have significant implications for the release of radionuclides and toxic metals in the environment.

The latter also has implications for the release of protein ligands from LRP subsequent to their receptor-mediated internalization.

In either case, this has implications for the release of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes for biocontrol (McGraw and O'Neill 2013): We do not expect to observe rapid evolution of wMelPop-PGYP in released mosquitoes, meaning that pathogen-blocking and life-shortening phenotypes are unlikely to be quickly lost due to changes in Wolbachia.

This is different from the traditional IDMC role, and the implication of the release of data halfway through the study needs further evaluation.

Nevertheless, the implications of the GDMO release regard the consequences for some modified organisms and the modified organisms as a part of the ecosystem.

The implications of the negotiated release of the Chibok 21 extends far beyond the obvious joy that arises from their extraction from the grips of hell and reunion with their families.

The aim of the workshop was to assess the implications of Tamiflu release to the environment following mass administration under pandemic conditions, and to identify any further actions required to minimize risks to human and environmental health.

Mr. LaHood played down the political implications of releasing the funds in the middle of an election campaign.