Sentence examples for capture implications from inspiring English sources

Economy-wide models capture implications of international trade for the economy as a whole, covering the circular flow of income and expenditure and accounting for interactions among different sectors of the economy.

Hence, existing studies16,26,27,28,29 that adjust the shape of a deterministic damage function qualitatively fail to capture the implications of stochastic tipping points.

Here we propose a mechanically robust agent-based cell model designed to capture the implications of cell death on the population scale.

Thus in Scenario 1 we have estimated the values of food grains for 2016 17 and capture its implications on other sectors.

Formulation of guides for interviews and review of documents attempted to capture observable implications of the program theory, or what we could expect to see in the real world if supervision operates as described in the theory.

If that were to be captured, the implications for society and culture are truly frightening.

The Met's production, directed by Michael Grandage, is aptly set in the opera's own era, and Grandage captures its implications with an extraordinary dramatic clarity that's equally the work of the splendid cast of singers.

Typically employed proxies of financial slack such as detrended log-indexes or growth rates show limited capabilities of capturing the implications of our model-consistent index of financial stress.

However, the financial SROI data is inconsistent with the qualitative narratives, leading to concern over the effectiveness of SROI at capturing the implications of the sociality of the building user community.

These types of cases illustrate the importance of using both sources to capture public implication in the scandal.

Gawker captured the implication as well as any media outlet with its headline: "Oh My God Wall Street Is Robbing Us Blind And We Are Letting Them".