Sentence examples for spectrum of implications from inspiring English sources

The report commissioned by the federal government, called "Canada's Changing Climate," technically and precisely outlines a spectrum of implications.

In conclusion, this study has firmly established that BMCs may lead to microchimerism in the brain of mouse sucklings, while spectrum of implications remains to be elucidated.

The report lays out a spectrum of potential implications.

These briefly discussed examples illustrate only tentatively and fragmentarily (in a partial manner) the whole spectrum of epistemic implications of arts and artistic research that appear to be possible.

Even if the costs are higher for this strategy, omitting this concept can lead to considerable delays in the understanding of the spectrum and implications of brain pathologies in older people.

The neural network input Jacobian for the 80-channel microwave example is shown in Figure 5a for the mean brightness temperature spectrum (the implications of other operating points will be explored in the following section).

The concept of "vulnerability" also encompasses a wide spectrum of possible meanings and implications.

In addition, while we welcome the introduction of the right to cognitive liberty, we argue that this notion is not sufficient alone to cover the entire spectrum of ethical and legal implications associated with neurotechnology.

This apparent professionalization of natural-resource-based occupations along the spectrum of development has some implications for natural resource use and management.

It must be emphasized that the frozen plasticity theory has a much broader spectrum of evolutionary and ecological implications than has been suggested and discussed by students of particular hypotheses.

Here we review recent progress in the understanding of quasispecies dynamics, notably the occurrence of intra-mutant spectrum interactions, and implications of fitness landscapes for virus adaptation and de-adaptation.