A practical implication of the analysis results on management of aquacultured fish is that the decision-maker should carefully observe their growth.
A practical implication of our results is that research on metabolism using sedentary animals is likely to produce results that are limited in their generality, and which cannot be transferred to more ecologically relevant contexts.
Cost data that did not have any practical implication on program delivery such as cost of evaluation of programs, cost for community level water and sanitation schemes and others were not included in the study.
The paper needs to be heavily edited against numerous typos (e.g. 'specie' throughout the text), as well as grammatical and stylistic errors (e.g., 'Theoretically, a practical implication could be...'...., on p. 8; an oxymoron).
It's a practical implication that the scientists discuss.
Practical implication on the technologies and equipment developed was successfully completed at the No. 8105 coal face in the Tashan coal mine, Datong, China.
The substantial equivalence between the two populations has practical implication on clinical applications, giving the opportunity to choose the source depending on the patient needs.
The aim of this paper is to present research hypotheses and practical implications on developing a novel ramp-up management approach facing recent challenges and trends in the field of agile production.
The pivot variable in this context is the primary medium effect on single ions (or on single electrode potentials) and its definition, determinability, reliability and availability are discussed together with the practical implications on such a popular means as Pourbaix's potential/pH diagram.
