Sentence examples for the implication of both from inspiring English sources
The implication of both studies, first reported in Forest magazine last fall, is that something like the current wildfire was only a matter of time.
The implication of both models is that individuals of foreign descent will be discriminated against in the labor market in terms of hiring, firing and remuneration.
We had to make efforts to foster the implication of both ED and ICU teams during the implementation of the study (Additional file 1).
To survey the implication of both protein-coding and long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in BPD, we then performed RNA sequencing, PCR validation and replication experiments adopting a case-control design.
Our findings showing the implication of both FbsA and FbsB proteins in the fibrinogen-binding ability of CC17 strains with a major role of FbsB are in contrast with previous reports suggesting that FbsA protein was the major fibrinogen-binding protein in the CC23 serotype III 6313 GBS strain [18], [20], [21].
This is the first study, however, reporting the implication of both STAT1 and STAT2 in IFN α-induced DP5 and PUMA transcriptional regulation.
Third, I will consider the implications of both of these – the implications of what we're learning about our ineptitude and about our necessary fallibility – for the global future of medicine and health.
Mr. Scribner stayed close to the basic plot of the real case, but compressed time, zeroing in on the implications of both couples' pursuit of the American dream, which the Wolkoviaks believed their captive had achieved.
Minutes from the committee's meeting showed it discussed the implications of both a vote to remain in the EU – seen as the more likely outcome based on current polls – and a vote to leave.
It shows Mr. Wilson at his most perceptive concerning the implications of both his means and his subject, and it deserves to be considered one of his most penetrating theatrical creations.
The implications of both findings and research method are discussed.
