Sentence examples for which has implication from inspiring English sources

Campylobacters have a relatively small genome, which has implication for the sizes of the pan- and core genomes.

Calcium was detected only in 10% of gallstones, which has implication for the sonographic and radiographic detection of these concrements.

Our results suggest that standing time alone is not sufficient to prevent the incidence of OW/OB and IGT/T2D, which has implication for the risk of other chronic diseases.

Which has implications for their – her and Mulder's – child.

They are being rather conservative in making new loans, which has implications for the broader economy".

We oppose this order, which has implications far beyond the legal case at hand," he wrote.

That growth is driving change, social and demographic, which has implications for politicians of all shades.

Nor will postgraduates be able to access the new undergraduate loan system, which has implications for fair access.

That means more than token Sunni support for the measure, which has implications for the fledgling democracy's future.

At this stage, even the most loyal Clinton supporter would have difficulty disputing that claim, which has implications for both the general election and the remaining primaries.

Outside of the immediate losses, the mayor has to deal with restoring the psychological sense of security, which has implications for keeping business here.