Sentence examples for to further implications from inspiring English sources

Moreover, activation or inhibition of nerve excitability with these tested monoterpenes can be achieved by altering their chemical structures, and this can lead to further implications for target-directed drug design.

Material balance conservation needs to be considered for each of the pseudo-components to understand further implications of the BO PVT model.

Mr Khodorkovsky was the first to realise the further implications.

The contribution of associative learning mechanisms to SoA has further implications for theoretical accounts of SoA.

That said, it represents a larger percentage of AMD's business (47% of 2004 revenue vs. Intel at 7%)." Besides the obvious impact of losing NOR flash business, the research house said both Intel and AMD produce NOR memory at facilities no longer used to manufacture processors, which could lead to further negative implications.

Meetings with all health professionals in interested FPTU will be organized to further explain implications of participating to the trial.

The network analysis method in this study could also be applied to further biological implications interpreting from metabonomics data by providing an overall perspectives at the systematic level.

The coalition of 14 supporters' clubs said they would begin poring over the document to understand "its costs to the taxpayer, and to football, and any further implications".

A spokesman for the coalition of clubs said: "The hard work now begins to understand the deal, its costs to the taxpayer, and to football, and any further implications.

What are the further implications to cosmetic surgery?

There are, then, two further implications to the viewpoint of neoplastic cells as self-referential agencies.