The phrase "estimate the implications" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the potential effects or consequences of a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to estimate the implications of our choices on the environment."
Alternatives: "assess the consequences" or "evaluate the effects."
We can estimate the implications for oil supply because we know that the global income elasticity of oil demand is about 2/3.
To estimate the implications of the propaganda for social policy, he can tabulate the relative numbers of expressed or implied demands for actions or attitude changes of various kinds.
We also estimate the implications for IVF treatment numbers as this has psychological and personal consequences.
We used a Neural Networks based General Reservoir Operation Scheme to estimate the implications of climate change for dams on a regional scale.
The goals of this paper are to estimate life-cycle energy savings, carbon emission reduction, and cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency measures in new commercial buildings using an integrated design approach, and estimate the implications from a cost on energy-based carbon emissions.
Our data were used to estimate the implications of a future ozone depletion for the incidence rates of skin cancer: a 10% ozone depletion was found to give rise to a 16-18% increase in the incidence rate of SCC (men and women), a 19% increase in the incidence rate of CMM for men and a 32% increase in the incidence rate of CMM for women.
In order to estimate the implication of fiber type on the size effect, steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) having the same mixture proportion as that of the AM-FRC and 0.75% by volume of hooked-end steel fibers were also fabricated and tested.
Further investigations are underway to estimate the implication of these genes in mammalian folliculogenesis.
To estimate the implication of the differences between the Wismut model and the BEIR-VI-model on risk projection, we compared the LAR for the same man as mentioned above.
The purpose of this study was to project mortality rates in the United Kingdom for the period 2006 2025 for 21 major cancers on the basis of the observed trends in mortality rates during 1971 2005, and to estimate the implication in terms of expected deaths.
In this report, we present projections of mortality rates of cancer in the United Kingdom to the period 2006 2025 for 21 major cancers on the basis of the observed trends in mortality rates during 1971 2005, and estimate the implication in terms of expected deaths, using government population projections.
