Sentence examples for the implications of identifying from inspiring English sources

One of the implications of identifying these additional SNPs is that the number of associated gene groups that can be used to estimate the odds ratio increases combinatorially.

The advent of large-scale genotyping allowed us to further explore these hypotheses and also revealed the practical implications of identifying and understanding European population genetic structure.

By contrast, the clinical implications of identifying low levels of drug-sensitizing mutations are currently unknown.

We then discuss the implications of the identified shifts in diversification.

These target-gene lists were subjected to Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) to study the implications of the identified miRNAs in cancer biology.

Moreover a better understanding of the implications of being identified as at higher risk of heart disease (due to a family history of premature CHD), for individuals from different social and ethnic backgrounds is also needed.

At this stage, the implications of effects identified in this study are unclear and raise doubts about the feasibility of using physiological measures, such as BP, as a pre-post measure in a short intervention such as a 10-min foot massage.

Ideally, a study would recruit patients from primary care before referral; however, this would be accompanied by major logistical and resource implications of identifying a prospective cohort in primary care with respiratory symptoms with sufficient numbers of cancers.

Maharaj (2008) claims that "the teaching implication of identifying errors in the learning process is that before students are required to use and manipulate algebraic and trigonometric functions, the meanings of symbols must be established" (p. 402).

What is the clinical implication of identifying intracoronary thrombus by non-contrast T1WI in CMR in human atherosclerotic lesions?

The score provides a solid foundation for the future examination of the impact of additional clinicopathological and treatment factors on prediction of cancer-specific survival in stage II colon cancer with the clinical implication of identifying high-risk patients who may benefit from adjuvant therapies.