Sentence examples for the respective implication from inspiring English sources

Further studies will next be required to specify the respective implication of each of these parameters by using both a systematic panel of odorant concentrations and a panel of odorants with different physico-chemical properties.

Therefore, we cannot comment further on the respective implication of each of these cell types in the observed effects of flagellin.

The three opioid receptors mu (MOR), delta (DOR) and kappa (KOR) are homologous G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) (Filizola and Devi 2013), and their respective implication in pain control, drug abuse and mood disorders has been extensively studied (Pradhan et al. 2011; Lutz and Kieffer 2012).

Implicit discount rates (IDRs) are employed in energy models to capture household investment decisions, yet the factors behind the IDR and their respective implications for policy-making usually remain blurred and fractional.

I suggest some re-phrasing to better explain the analyses and their respective implications.

It is also necessary to distinguish the concepts of universal versus mandatory preschool and their respective implications.

She mainly writes film and culture criticism and has a podcast called "Two Brown Girls" where she discusses sexism and race and their respective implications on popular culture.

Further, we wanted to explore if consistencies and inconsistencies between what study participants believed to have addressed in their ADs and an analysis of the respective documents indicate relevant implications for clinical and non-clinical practice regarding ADs.

The guide molecule could be either a small RNA (with the implication that the respective nuclease cleaves a RNA-DNA hybrid) or a small DNA as suggested by the study of AaAgo [ 63, 64] and TtAgo [ 31, 36].

This has important implications for the respective long-term management of TB and COPD.

This framework highlights the link between the fundamental determinants of ECEC policy in terms of society's view of childhood and their implications for the respective roles of the family and the state, on the one hand, and the relative importance accorded to education versus care, on the other.