Sentence examples for implications owing to its from inspiring English sources
This sequestration approach has immense immunological implications owing to its ability in enabling structurally preserved toxins for immune processing.
10 Further, obesity coupled with depression has significant economic implications, owing to high service use 11– 13 and reduced participation in the labour force.
In considering current biobanking practices and the potential compounding of ethical implications owing to microbiome research, an important factor that needs to be considered relates to the individual subjective and cultural acceptability of the actual research.
This result therefore has broad implications owing to the obvious importance of egg survival for lifetime reproductive success, and suggests the need to investigate the development of immune competence more broadly as a function of developmental timing.
The family Orchidaceae is one of the largest groups of angiosperms having a wide range of implication owing to its pharmacological as well as horticultural attributes.
Yet one aspect of it is worth examining further, owing to its implications for his Party.
The DEAD-box ATPase/RNA helicase DDX3 has recently been in the focus of intense research, owing to its implications in tumor proliferation and viral infections [8] [12].
Hence, the loop region harboring this residue, owing to its implication in the mechanism of enzyme action could provide an important target for the design of inhibitors against FadD13.
ROS-mediated protein modification has therefore been extensively studied by biologists and biochemists owing to its implication in disease development [ 1, 2].
The dimensions of this complex phenomenon known as the "faster-is slower" effect are of crucial importance to be understood owing to its potential practical implications for the emergency management.
The evolutionary origin and phylogeny relationship among blowfly species has been of great interest to many researchers, owing to its medical and forensic implications [ 62, 63].
