Sentence examples for contrasting implications for from inspiring English sources

In this context, the two types of economic interaction that create marital surplus household production and joint consumption have contrasting implications for how individual traits affect the decision to marry.

Absolute plate motion models (or "reference frames") derived using different methodologies, different subsets of hotspots, or differing assumptions of hotspot motion, have contrasting implications for parameters that describe the long term state of the plate mantle system, such as the balance between advance and retreat of subduction zones, plate velocities, and net lithospheric rotation.

Different land cover futures will have contrasting implications for cities working to adapt to the changing climate.

Disentangling these two poorly understood processes is critical to generating a mechanistic understanding of leaf emergence in temperate forests, particularly given their potentially contrasting implications for the response to climate change (Panchen et al. 2014).

This inference has contrasting implications for the evolution of PAL gene function in gymnosperms and angiosperms.

The species' movement ecology contrasts strongly, with implications for nest-event detectability: ~ 66% of leatherback nesting is outside the monitoring area, compared to ~ 12% of loggerhead nesting.

This review synthesises evidence of the extent and impacts of multi-tasking on efficiency and task performance from health and non-healthcare literature, to compare and contrast approaches, identify implications for clinical work, and to develop an evidence-informed framework for guiding the measurement of multi-tasking in future healthcare studies.

Ribbed moraines are enigmatic glacial landforms for which different models, with contrasting paleoglaciologic implications, have been proposed to explain their formation.

The regional contrast has important implications for reforestation in climate change mitigation by sequestering atmospheric CO2 or/and reflecting shortwave ration (sunlight) to the atmosphere.

A tumor located inside the artifact area could potentially have a largely decreased contrast with possible implications for the clinical reading of the attenuation-corrected PET image as a result of the artifact as well as on the MR sequences.

In contrast to the implications for decreased flexibility observed in parasites, molecular methods applied to larger animals frequently show the opposite trend: more flexibility that previously thought and an increasing 'fuzziness' in our categorization of ecosystems by trophic levels and feeding guilds.