Sentences with phrase «broader implications»

The study comes with broad implications for a world shattered by human activities.

A third is that scientists in highly specialized fields would do well to reach out for added statistical expertise when trying to test broader implications of their work.

Hence I find it easy to move from a norm relevant to those involved in dialogue to one with broad implications for the religious world today.

Again, what you post on the internet can have broad implications on your life and career.

But he adds that the findings may have broader implications in the field of pet therapy, suggesting that personality screening may help match people in need with the most appropriate animal.

Unlike solar panels and washing machines, this has much broader implications.

I think he should, this being a principle with potentially broad implications.

This discovery has broad implications not only for the scientific community, but for all mankind.

The study may have even broader implications, the researchers said.

These developments carry broad implications for the work of central bankers and other policy officials.

This approach to learning allows people to question and interpret what they see, which has broad implications across many fields of inquiry and design.

It is in some ways a very personal story, and yet not without broader implications.

Though this seems innocent, it has tremendously broad implications.

This hint at such vast diversity and specialization also contains broader implications for assumptions about fungus numbers in general.

The legal concept of adverse - effect discrimination and the duty to accommodate also have broad implications outside of the workplace context.

This scenario is completely feasible and possible and there are broad implications surrounding the issue.

The results of the study have broad implications for understanding the earth's surface energy balance and for improving the accuracy of climate models.

More seriously perhaps, German complaints about Chinese control have much broader implications.

Understanding the mechanisms responsible for the enhanced immunity could have broad implications not only for veterinary medicine but also for human medicine.

Update: Some education experts see broader implications in Deasy's potential departure.

But what happens in Venezuela has far broader implications for international security.

Focussing on mathematics, the exhibition «The Value in Mathematics» presents an exploration with very broad implications that challenges this science's universalist, absolute approach, as well as the objectivity and neutrality that are automatically attributed to it.

As alterations in wolframin function appear to occur in different psychiatric disorders, this new study may also have rather broad implications for understanding the role of mitochondrial dynamics in neuropsychiatric diseases.

He's still working in the barbed humanist vein of films like «Sideways,» «The Descendants» and «Nebraska,» but this time with an out - there twist that raises far broader implications beyond Paul's quality of life.

Beyond the benefits for an individual medical center of reducing blood wastage and utilization, Ms. Martin said there are also broader implications for the way blood donations are viewed.

Aquinas did not himself accept this dangerously broad implication.

Even with ending the waiver and its new prominence following the Smith arrest, Wilson - Pakula is still very much inside baseball for politicos as the governor is essentially picking a fight with minor party bosses that could have broader implications down the road.

«These results present broader implications for TDV prevention efforts.

«Our results have potentially broad implications because macrophages with dectin - 1 on their surfaces, and cells expressing galectin - 9, infiltrate many cancer types,» says Donnele Daley, MD, a postdoctoral fellow in Miller's lab, and first author of the current study along with Vishnu Mani, MD..

But the study's broader implications stem from the mechanisms behind the changes in agricultural output.

Because their approach causes less damage than traditional imaging and improves image acquisition speed, it expands the range of biological events that microscopes can investigate, holding broad implications for the field of biology.

This will create strong synergy for a unified, multidimensional project aimed at generating more effective CAR T cells therapy for pancreatic cancer patients, with potential broad implications for immunotherapy directed toward other cancers.

This has potentially broad implications sulfate and oxygen levels in the oceans during this time, for the our understanding of Earth's ancient ecosystems.

The results from this study have broad implications including:

In an e-mail exchange with my friend Tom Yulsman, who also wrote about the Antarctic news, I said this in reflecting on broader implications of these findings:

A common thread among the three overlooked causes of chronic disease that Jonathan will discuss at the Summit are that all have broad implications on health.

If a biomarker can be identified for humans, it could have even broader implications in determining the best course of treatment for patients receiving radiotherapy for brain tumors or identifying which patients may be more at risk from radiation - based medical treatments, the investigators note.

There was little concern about the adverse consequences of neural engineering beyond the individual patient, unlike applications of synthetic biology, which participants feared could have much broader implications for society and the environment.

«We plan on following up to see whether the «biological immaturity» we saw in these children carries broad implications for their health, especially their psychological development,» says lead author Sarah Moore, a postdoctoral fellow.

The researchers see broad implications for their findings.

As the costs of college in the U.S. continue to rise, the disproportionate level of student loan debt among black young adults is cause for concern, as high student loan debt loads may exacerbate racial disparities in college dropout and completion rates, and may also have broader implications across the life course, including young people's ability to attain other conventional markers of adulthood (such as marriage and becoming a parent).

You wouldn't do it lightly — it has very broad implications.»

Sitting in a five - judge panel, the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the Law Societies in a decision that has broad implications beyond the application of money - laundering legislation.

Clearly, given its impact on exports and imports, the BAT could also have potentially broad implications for trade.

«Our findings have broad implications not only for malaria in pregnancy (125 million pregnancies at risk each year), but also for other globally important causes of adverse birth outcomes such as preeclampsia,» says Dr. Kain, who is also Science Director, Tropical Disease Unit at the Toronto General Hospital, UHN.