Sentence examples for phase implication from inspiring English sources

This leads us to think about their phase implication.

The correspondence we shall prove can be used to interpret already existing experimental results that used closed interferometers in the context of the Fano effect, but did not discuss phase implications.

If EPBs are suppressed during the growth phase, an implication is that the process for EPB generation becomes active during the onset phase.

Certainly even at this early phase the implications for medical diagnostics was clear.

Early childhood is recognised as a key developmental phase with implications for social, academic, health and wellbeing outcomes in later childhood and indeed throughout the adult lifespan.

This trend is clearly evident when comparing safety data from the initial and extension phases, the implication being that, although masitinib is not completely free from side effects, the majority of these are over following 12 weeks of treatment, with good tolerance experienced thereafter during any long-term treatment regimen.

​Nevertheless, the intervention phases I and II are distinct phases; with the second phase has manpower implications; therefore, we analyzed them as separate phases.

Special emphasis is put on the deployment phase and the implications for porting a design to an IMA architecture based on XtratuM, a hypervisor developed in our research group.

The desorption of unequal amounts of ions can also be attributed to ion exchange between the membrane and solution phase and has implications for determining the mobile NaCl sorption coefficient.

Understanding how to selectively design the catalyst by tuning the initial loading of the active phase has broader implications on the design of supported metal catalysts toward preparing liquid fuels from CO2.

However, lag phase has important implications for bacterial infections and food safety.