Sentence examples for emphasizing the implications from inspiring English sources
Finally, we link the results obtained with FORSITE to different types of resource limitation observed in northern temperate and sub-boreal forests, emphasizing the implications of such difference on long-term biome dynamics.
The Journal of Consumer Policy publishes theoretical and empirical research on consumer and producer conduct, emphasizing the implications for consumers and increasing communication between the parties in the marketplace.
As the persecution in China progressed, overseas Falun Gong efforts increasingly tied their pleas for relief to Western human rights discourse, emphasizing the implications for freedom of speech, assembly, and conscience.
In the following sections of this paper, we will present the collective efforts developed for the characterization of several flavivirus molecular aspects within the VIZIER Project (http://www.vizier-europe.org/), from viral genomics to structural biology approaches focused on flavivirus NS3 and NS5, emphasizing the implications that the data produced bear for antiviral drug development.
We would also like to emphasize the implications of the study.
As the RAND study went through drafts, a chapter was written to emphasize the implications for the Army.
Throughout the discussion, he emphasizes the implications for political leaders navigating the transitions in emerging economies, advanced economies and in global governance structures.
In particular we emphasize the implications arising from the impossibility of coordination between transmitter and receiver prior to a receiver's search for a signal.
For the discussion in this paper, we emphasize the implications of larger values for the thermal conductivity, although we note, of course, that the matter is not yet entirely settled.
Effective training should emphasize the implications mass incarceration has on the workforce.
Accordingly, we recommend that educational efforts be enhanced to emphasize the implications of research ethics on the value of protecting the welfare and rights of individuals who volunteer to participate in research studies.
