Sentence examples for implications and scale from inspiring English sources

" The report concludes with a list of 12 lessons to be learned "if a decision is made to construct a new MOX plant in the UK", including demands for realistic costing and planning, robust governance and "not carrying on when issues arise until there is clarity on the cost implications and scale of the correction that is required".

Implications for construct and scale development are discussed, and directions for further validation of the method and for its application to other constructs are provided.

News coverage has often left unscrutinized Mr. Ratner's claims about the development's financial benefits or the implications of its density and scale.

This chapter reviews the implications of scale and error effects on conservation design, and provides an overview of geographic-based conservation approaches before examining scale and error effects in detail using data from the work on biodiversity patterns in the southwestern United States.

Many, including Brenner [ 28], have also noted the political implications of scale and the relationship between geographic scale and politics.

The wide range in spatial coherence between sites found in this study, coupled with the complex land use history patterns across forested landscapes, has significant implications for modeling and scaling of NPP.

Using a batch model, Andreussi et al. [23] calculated the chemical composition of the first drop of condensate that forms at dew-point temperature through expansion of superheated geothermal steam, with implications for corrosion and scaling in turbines.

This study has identified a number of lessons from the implementation of a RH voucher program, drawing from three main areas: strategic management; implementation process and how design elements may have influenced implementation process and policy implications for scale up.

We describe the implementation process of the Kenyan OBA program and draw implications for scale up.

Practical implications for scale development and refinement as well as suggestions which terms should be allowed in a common rating scale are discussed.

Prior to implementing a similar service, it is important to understand the cost-effectiveness of the intervention and cost implications at scale.