Sentence examples for and that implications from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that landscape connectivity affects herbivory in diverse ways, and that implications for services depend on whether we consider outbreaking species.

And he believes that implications to the contrary are meant only to thwart him.

He regretted that the protocol as published had been so spare, and that the implications had been made to sound so sweeping.

Of course he relies on a formula: to be Žižekian is to hold that Freudian psychoanalysis is essentially correct, and that its implications are absolutely revolutionary.

The increase so far is modest, but officials worry that the trend is long term and that the implications may be costly.

Fairley was well aware that Java produced 90% of the world's supply of quinine and that the implications would be serious if Java was lost.

They said that Rabin's piece was "likely to foster unnecessary fear," and that "the implication that women idly choose to start or to remain on antidepressants... or any other medication during pregnancy is insulting and demeaning".

Lemma 4.14 Assume that the estimator is quasi-monotone   (3.8)   and that the implication   (4.25)   is valid for one particular choice of 0 < κ 0, θ 0<1 1.

And that has certain implications in terms of the speed at which we're going.

I'd imagine that as a vampire, vulnerability is practically non-existent, and that this has implications for behavior.

"Curators are encouraged to think about every word they write and the implications that might have, the nuances".