Sentence examples for remarkable implications on the from inspiring English sources
The whole paper has remarkable implications on the foundations of statistics from the notion of sufficiency, the relevance of the stopping rule and of the randomization in survey sampling and in the experimental design, the difference between ignorable and non-ignorable designs, until a reconciliation of different approaches to the inductive reasoning in statistical inference.
Building code restrictive seismic design provisions and building system type and configuration have remarkable implications on the seismic performance of reinforced concrete moment-framed structures.
Our structure provides vital clues that may have remarkable implications on the possible function(s) of BfrA that have not yet been deliberated for this family of proteins.
Building code restrictive seismic design provisions and building systems type and configuration have remarkable implications on seismic performance of reinforced concrete moment-framed structures.
I'll blog again shortly on other aspects of the proposal (such as the remarkable implications of banning discrimination based on "socioeconomic status"); but here I just wanted to focus on the new ABA speech code, and why state courts and state bars should resist the pressure to adopt it.
Aerus founder Joe Urso remarked, "We are very fortunate to live in a time when space-age technology and innovation have such remarkable implications for us here on Earth". Indeed, we are!
These challenges have created remarkable implications for healthcare expenditure in the United States.
But that was only the first of its remarkable implications.
The work would have remarkable implications for further design and development of more potent EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs).
The Pound-Rebka experiment changed all that, principally because even the quantum mechanicists could not easily discount its remarkable implications.
I'm referring to the remarkable implication that Wright, juxtaposed with Obama, somehow (still) qualifies for front page treatment.
