Sentence examples for aggregate implications from inspiring English sources

But considering the relevance of this species' health and its potential aggregate implications amid the Amazonian biotic tapestry, acquiring the results of these myriad questions were long at the forefront of my curiosity.

Since inactivation of these genes in D. discoideum results in larger aggregates, the implications of the above finding on the small fruiting bodies of A. subglobosum are unclear.

These two basic procedures — counting and aggregating — have important implications for public policy.

From a therapeutic perspective, whether general rather than site-specific phosphorylation needs to be impaired to prevent tau from aggregating has important implications, as boosting the activity of more promiscuous phosphatases may be a preferred strategy compared with reducing the activity of phospho-site-specific kinases (Iqbal and Grundke-Iqbal, 2008).

"In such circumstances, differences in the propensities to consume out of the capital gains and losses on different types of assets could have significant implications for aggregate demand," Mr. Greenspan said.

We calibrate the model to match certain aspects of the data on bankruptcy and firm dynamics in the U.S. Our counterfactual experiments suggest that poorly designed bankruptcy arrangements can increase substantially the fraction of firms facing financial constraints, with sizable negative implications for aggregate output and TFP.

Here we investigate the implications in aggregate of a widespread response to climate forecast information using the case of Zimbabwe in the 1997/1998 El Niño event and the following year's La Niña, assuming that changes in observed area planted in those two seasons can be used as a guide to potential responses to forecast information.

While data limitations and other factors restrict the ability to quantify with any degree of confidence whether or not groundwater overabstraction and falling water levels have major implications for aggregate food production and access, it is known that they could.

The aggregate method has many implications for implementing a classical theory test model, and much psychometric research remains to be done on level of consensus, score scale and the relationship with a discrimination index, among others.

This overall effect of MP implication on the vote choice of an average voter implies an aggregate effect of MP implication on MP vote share that is similar in magnitude to that obtained in existing aggregate-level analyses of the expenses scandal (Curtice et al., 2010; Eggers and Fischer, 2011; Pattie and Johnston, in press).

We first develop the arguments for studying capital market implications at the aggregate level as well.