Sentence examples for ramifications appear from inspiring English sources

The alveoli are where the ramifications appear to end or cut off.

However, an inconsistent ramification appeared with vertebrate out-groups and in Maximum Parsimony and Neighbour Joining reconstructions.

So let's agree that he weighed the ramifications of appearing weekly for pay on Michael Kay's ESPN New York radio show even as he manages the Boston Red Sox.

While plaque-associated microglia retained their ramifications, some appeared to be of a more amoeboid shape, indicating phagocytosis.

They described trying to assess their competence in these challenging situations vis-a-vis the risk to the patient and the ramifications of appearing incompetent to others if they called for help.

Getting arrested ― even if it doesn't lead to a conviction, or even if the conviction doesn't mean prison time ― comes with long-term ramifications that often appear insurmountable while sitting in the back of a police car.

It would not appear to have broad ramifications for the CDO market generally".

Books on the larger historical ramifications of 9/11, however, will continue to appear for many years to come.

If low levels of wellbeing can be shown to be correlated with areas particularly hit by the government's programme of cuts, then the ramifications are obvious – but some in government appear to want to know rather than guess.

Given the clinical importance of an ACC, and the many ramifications of this hypothesis, functional experimental tests appear worthwhile.

Increasingly, many experts say, Chinese officials appear to be aware that their actions have far broader ramifications than they might have had even a few years ago.