Sentence examples for implications on the development from inspiring English sources
Sharp's research had direct implications on the development of new therapeutics, which led to his involvement as cofounder of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals in 2002.
The obtained results have been discussed with their implications on the development of glass ceramic scaffolds for bone tissue engineering.
Observational scale defines the field-of-view used to quantify any set of data, and thus has profound implications on the development and interpretation of species-habitat models.
A number of challenges for service research are proposed that will have significant implications on the development of incomplete products in the connected digital economy.
Therefore, the results of this study could have implications on the development of a beginning teacher induction programme and long-term staff development for beginning teachers by bridging the theory-practice gap (Murray, Nuthall, & Mitchell, 2008; Ingersoll & Strong, 2011).
It is critical to understand the impact of the microstructure and its implications on the development of strength, elastic modulus and transport properties in order to fully benefit from the lightweight properties, and this is the focus of this paper.
We encountered a number of wider issues, e.g. lack of evidence, conflicting values, multiple outcomes, and differential impacts, throughout this work and we have used our experience to reflect on the implications for the development of evidence informed healthy public policy and HIAs of complex social interventions such as transport.
The findings of this study have important implications for the development of guidelines on screening for colorectal cancer in kidney transplant recipients.
The panels were convened to discuss the findings of the primary study [ 16] and to derive from their expert knowledge the implications for the development of interventions on reducing SHS exposure in the home.
Our findings have significant implications on both the development of biomarkers for disease progression and metastasis, and identification of potential targets for novel therapies.
