Sentence examples for of the implication of from inspiring English sources

"No one admits to using it because of the implication of weakness".

As a test of the implication of upstream regulatory transcription factors, SREPB genes were also studied.

"It's a paradigm change," said William Robinson, MD, PhD, the study's senior author, of the implication of the findings.

This led to our investigation of the implication of SALL4 in drug resistance and its role in side population (SP) cancer stem cells.

The argument the judge gave is that "defendants may be prejudiced if the plaintiff is referred to under a pseudonym, because of the implication of guilt", said Anand.

Finally, a discussion of the implication of the constitutive and damage responses of PCTFE on impact failure modes observed in Taylor impact experiments is presented.

A curious example of the implication of a term which vested the beneficial ownership of the copyright in the client occurred in R Griggs Group v Evans F.S.R. 31.

The paper concludes with a more general discussion of the implication of these findings for our understanding of the dynamics of professionalisation, and the changing of relations between politics and expertise.

Several studies have advocated probabilistic geometric design where reliability analysis can be used to account for the uncertainty in the design parameters and to provide a risk measure of the implication of deviation from design standards.

He's wary, too, of the implications of fame.

Think, just for a moment, of the implications of that.