"possible implication on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to potential consequences or consequences that could arise from a given action or circumstance. For example, "The recent changes in the tax code have had a possible implication on income inequality."
Electrode material agglomeration and interfaces between components, as well as possible implication on battery performance were explored.
Thus, these observations strongly suggest the involvement of DELTA-1 mediated signalling on neurogenesis and help to build a hypothesis for its possible implication on the transition from proliferative to neurogenic NP cells.
We provided new information and a possible implication on the associations between UACR, CRP, and disability among community-dwelling older adults living with diabetes.
Finally, we investigated the possible implication of astrocytes on this lithium-mediated modification of Abeta plaques.
To our knowledge, there is no evidence on the possible implication of exogenous estrogen treatment on dmrt1 expression in the induction of sex reversal in fish species with TSD.
We used a "whole-blood" assay in order to take into account the possible implication of plasma factors on TLR responses.
In this paper, we did not tackle the possible implication of MCP-1 on myogenic program, which will be addressed in a further dedicated investigation.
The possible implication of the pile temperatures on pathogen reduction saw the level of E. coli in all piles declining below the USEPA class A compost standard by the third week of composting.
This result allows us to speculate on the possible implication of ENH or CRM-1 protein in the dedifferentiation mechanism of NSCLC.
Hence, we further investigated the possible implication of these ephrin members on the catabolic/anabolic activities of human OA chondrocytes.
This was, to our knowledge, the first study on the possible implication of the ephrin system during the course of OA.
