Sentence examples for standing implications from inspiring English sources

With long standing implications that bupivacaine may influence protein synthesis by interfering with amino acylation of tRNAs [ 28], the relevance of S6K1 inhibition becomes even more compelling.

28 that could have profound and long-standing implications for the rights of transgender Americans.

However the diagnosis of a genetic disease can have far reaching implications, standing in marked contrast to other types of illness because of particular associations with 'family' (Hallowell et al. 2003).

I had never thought about the social implications of standing versus sitting until this month brought them to the fore.

Meanwhile our clumsy failure to re-cast the Middle East — and its enduring implications for our standing there — has come into sharp focus.

Errors made when simulating these environments can have long standing economic, social and environmental implications.

A limitation of objectively measured sedentary time is that it does not differentiate between lying, sitting and standing, which have different health implications.

37 Another limitation is the inability of SB measured by an accelerometer to differentiate between sitting and standing, which have different health implications.

Variation of the fundamental standing posture, which might have implication for joint loading in an individual, is sometimes necessary in the course of hydro pool therapy.

Should we allow Russia to occupy Georgia or even just depose the Saakashvili government, the implications for America's standing in Eurasia would be dire.

Slipping out of the gym and standing back to consider the philosophical implications of augmented reality, Japanese net culture expert Toshinao Sasaki has a few things to say.