Sentence examples for remarkable implication from inspiring English sources

Onstage, she declared that it was the first time a scientist in her field had been invited to join "the Big Data conversation": a throwaway line, but one with a remarkable implication — that even emotions could be quantified, aggregated, leveraged.

From a computational point of view, the most remarkable implication of the above assumption is that, as soon as the variance and covariance terms characterising the considered load history are known, the effective time needed to estimate the orientation of the critical plane does not depend on the length of the load history itself.

I'm referring to the remarkable implication that Wright, juxtaposed with Obama, somehow (still) qualifies for front page treatment.

The remarkable implication of their claims is that it's actually the pro-life dystopia that they are seeking to prevent -- though whether this argument holds water is another matter.

This has a remarkable implication for its possible frequent manifestation among khat user malaria patients.

A consequence is that extant organisms are always composed with a significant proportion of aged structures, with the remarkable implication, rarely emphasised, that in the chain of descent, new organisms are always born from aged ones, sometimes as patchworks of aged and young structures.

But that was only the first of its remarkable implications.

There are remarkable implications for the study of pure geometry, and much attention has been directed to the problem of how the theory of bundles embraces the theory of Yang and Mills, which it does precisely because there are nontrivial bundles, and to the question of how it can be made to pay off in large areas of theoretical physics.

If it turns out to be confirmed by other experiments, think about what this discovery implies for our ability to explore the universe (besides the other remarkable implications for physics): when we use light to look out at the distant universe, we can only see back as far as three hundred thousand years after the Big Bang, when the universe cooled sufficiently to become transparent to light.

These challenges have created remarkable implications for healthcare expenditure in the United States.

The work would have remarkable implications for further design and development of more potent EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs).