Sentence examples for peculiar implications from inspiring English sources

And for the inhabitants of London or Los Angeles, this dismantling of the myths around translation has peculiar implications.

Cricket's journey through the Commonwealth is a great portrait of post colonialism era in sport and has peculiar political implications.

Notably, all the 3-gene feedback loops observed in real GRNs share the same peculiar structure, with implications discussed below.

As a direct implication of the peculiar features just described, the properties of freely suspended membranes neither correspond to those in bulk nor to a simplified scenario where the structural relaxation peak is merely shifted towards lower temperatures.

Because Drosophila melanogaster is among the best studied animal model organisms, the peculiar evolutionary pattern confirmed here has practical implications.

(b) To what extent is the situation in Africa peculiar to that continent and what are the implications for our research?

Great movies all, but they stick to their own peculiar intrigues and suggest larger meanings only through implication — that's the wise strategy, as any shrewd producer would tell you.

These results have implications for a better understanding of this peculiar persister drug and for the design of new drugs targeting M. tuberculosis persisters for improved treatment.

Furthermore, the explanation of the peculiar distribution of marsh species [13] [15] may have broad implications for the search of the general neutral or non-neutral mechanisms leading to the observed spatial distribution of species diversity in ecosystems [16], [17].

The identification of myositis-specific autoantibodies (MSA) helped to identify peculiar subsets of IDM patients with specific clinical and prognostic implications [ 1].

The circumstances of accidents are usually peculiar to each crash, but most of them raise issues with national implications.