Sentence examples for implications of these modes from inspiring English sources

Based on detailed fieldwork with laid-off workers, this elegant ethnography not only forces us to rethink recent analyses of 'the self,' entrepreneurialism, and marketization but also raises important questions about the sociopolitical implications of these modes of governing.

Autocrine growth mechanisms may operate through the release of soluble ligands, or through juxtacrine signalling mediated via cell:cell interactions and we have used a modelling approach to examine the implications of these modes of communication.

In order to investigate the forensic implications of this mode of disposal on calculating time of death, it is necessary to study the accessibility of bodies in suitcases to blowflies (Diptera: Calliphoridae) and the possibility of oviposition and infestation under these circumstances.

Finally, we discuss the implications of this mode of regulation of Nrf2 for achieving a fine balance under normal physiological conditions, and the consequences and mechanisms of disrupting this balance for tumor biology.

Questions of the scales of governance and associated forms of expertise, the implications of differing modes of governance (from preparedness to surveillance to forms of intervention), and the role of health inequalities in the patterning of the pandemic are identified as key themes running across the papers.

"In the current financial climate, it seems particularly important that clinical managers in the HSC trusts understand and manage the cost implications of different modes of childbirth".

One intriguing implication of this mode of action that was demonstrated using polyclonal activated T cells is the preferential inhibition by PP14 of Th1, as opposed to Th2, responses [17].

Many sources had been identified in the course of preparing earlier papers on HIV disclosure, consent, and the human rights implications of different modes of delivering HIV testing and counseling.

The implications of different modes of data collection are difficult to assess because of multiple influencing factors, including the method of initial contact with the respondents, visual versus oral presentation of response choices, method of sampling as well as differing cultural and social contexts.

Each of these modes requires specific resources that have implications for their feasibility.

We discuss the implications of these structural observations for the catalytic mechanism of PNPase, its processive mode of action, and its assembly into the RNA degradosome.