Sentence examples for overlooked implications from inspiring English sources

A lack of safe sanitation threatens human wellbeing and has overlooked implications for environmental sustainability.

Careful comparisons, particularly based on more extensive phylogenies, will shed light on overlooked evolutionary implications.

Careful comparisons, particularly based on more extensive phylogenies including labroid and non-labroid fishes possessing "partly" specialized PJA (e.g. members of Beloniformes), will shed light on overlooked evolutionary implications.

1) An anterior rotational movement characterized by Picker et al., 2009, is largely overlooked, but has significant implications for these analyses: what the authors refer to as the optic vesicle temporal domain (where fsta is expressed) gives rise to the dorsal domain (180° away from the optic fissure).

"The fiscal implications were all overlooked," Governor Hull said.

"The fiscal notes, the fiscal implications were all overlooked, no one knew what the cost would be," she said.

Three sets of interests have long been patronized in Washington, largely because their counter-terrorism implications are widely overlooked or ignored.

This article advances the concept of racialized legal status (RLS) as an overlooked dimension of social stratification with implications for racial/ethnic health disparities.

We further identify Jakarta's wastewater seepage as the crucial yet overlooked component of the urban cycle, having direct implications for the region's water security.

We identify the mycorrhizal association as an overlooked driver of global plant biogeographical patterns with implications for contemporary island biogeography and our understanding of plant invasions.

This research has wider implications for the identification of this often overlooked class of shell tools from archaeological sites in Australia and other regions, allowing a more comprehensive understanding of the place of shell tools in coastal economies of the past.