Sentence examples for local implication from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to shed light on possible underlying regulation, we secondly evaluated the local implication of the RANK/RANKL/OPG system and IL-1β, IL-6, TNF-α cytokins.

The local implication of the results and the supported literature should also prompt postgraduate radiation oncology programs with an apprenticeship-based model to increase the number of formalized hours dedicated to teaching core skills such as: anatomy, radiology, and contouring; as the former two components are alone not sufficient to improve the latter.

City-wide and local implications need to be explained.

No one seems to have pondered the local implications of the decision.

The number of people on the planet has global and local implications.

A spokesman for South Africa's department of environmental affairs told Guardian Australia that "extractive activities focused on shared stocks may have local implications" for shark species that visit South African waters, such as the great white.

"The operation in Somalia has a lot of local implications," said a police spokesman, Eric Kiraithe, who added: "The fact that we have a threat from Al Shabab means that we must do more intelligence.

Upmanu Lall, director of the Columbia Water Center at Columbia University's Earth Institute, said that the local implications of those changes were still being sorted out but that "agriculture, which does best with a relatively consistent supply of water, will be impacted the most".

Towards local implications of major job transformations in the city: a spatial microsimulation approach.

Among other benefits, fusion centers play a key role by receiving classified and unclassified information from the federal government and assessing its local implications, helping law enforcement on the frontlines better protect their communities from all threats, whether it is terrorism or other criminal activities.

Last Friday, about 35 of us got together at Ohio State for an informal symposium about the local implications of Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age, which was the final report of the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a Democracy.