Sentence examples for successful implication from inspiring English sources

The successful implication of DNA complexes in clinical applications requires exhaustive details pertaining to efficacy and pharmacokinetics of DNA-vector systems.

This study demonstrates the successful implications of blending technique cum chemical modification for the fabrication of high performance polymeric membranes for gas separation applications.

Therefore, it is necessary to explore the biological fate and possible toxic response of magnetic NPs for their successful implications in biomedical field.

"Keys to Successful Immigration: Implications of the New Jersey Experience," published in 1997, explored various dimensions of immigrant life in the state, including public attitudes toward the foreign-born.

Wells's The War of the Worlds (1898) was all the more successful for its implication that the highly advanced British Empire was finally experiencing from the other side the gunboat diplomacy that it had meted out to others.

In addition, there are the implications of successful and accurate staging and more pertinently the cost implications resulting from unsuccessful and inaccurate staging.

The claim adds fervor to the implication that successful black people are thought of as exceptions to their race rather than examples of what people within that race are capable of.

This finding has a broader implication: Most successful genome-wide association studies reveal only the marginal phenotypic effect of certain genetic factors.

If the approach is successful, it could have implications for 10 other nuclear plants around the country that are waiting to be decommissioned, and for the 104 reactors that are still in operation but will eventually be torn down.

The failure of the broader expert and scientific community to be more explicit about the nature and implications of successful climate action suggests that "vested interests and the economic hegemony may be preventing scientific openness and freedom of expression", says Anderson.

These findings have important implications for successful catch-up strategies.