Sentence examples similar to induce ramifications from inspiring English sources

And among the public at large and many social scientists, the tendency to no longer hold science in high esteem or to be affected by its findings has induced political ramifications that are inimical to the general good.

These results may have ramifications for reducing thrombus-induced vascular graft failure.

Their decisions will have ramifications for years.

"Everything will have ramifications," Mr. Dichter said.

Such deeds have ramifications — should Sunday come.

Our current results suggest that the VEG of S. exigua contain elicitors of late plant defense signaling which may trigger defense-related enzymatic activity, regulate expression of terpene synthase genes and other defense-related genes, and induce plant VOCs, with potential ramifications for plant-insect and tritrophic interactions.

"And when landlords know that there will be financial ramifications to inappropriate behavior, that is the best way to induce change".

These findings may have important ramifications in terms of identifying possible mechanisms through which fHAs induce both inflammatory and catabolic responses in IVD cells.

This has important therapeutic ramifications in that pharmacological inhibition of HDACs might be expected to result in the accumulation of the inactive acetylated BCL-6 which can then induce cell-cycle arrest and death of B-cell lymphoma cells.

Ramification is induced by the presence of static laws which relate the direct consequences of actions to other changes.

Cart induces neurite elongation and ramification in dopaminergic, hippocampal, retinal and motoneurons primary cellular cultures (Rodrigues et al. 2011); maybe it is related with some local aspects of pre- and postnatal development of serotonergic subpopulations, including synaptogenesis.