Sentence examples for implications are that the from inspiring English sources
The implications are that the majority of MPG emissions in industrialized countries are likely coming from faster emitting sources.
"The implications are that the U.S. and the British are going to take on more of the load".
The implications are that the evaluation of forest ecosystem services should be measured more accurately with the help of big data in the future.
The implications are that the hygrothermal properties of SRE materials can be designed and predicted by manipulating particle size distribution and compaction energy.
Fundamental – and testable – implications are that the high μ+ → CF hypothesis expects that the present spectrum of the CF alleles, besides being drastically different from the original one, consists of a very large number of different CF alleles, each extremely rare, and distributed, on the whole, at random with respect to the alleles of the polymorphic sites of the CFTR gene.
Important implications are that the birth periods of the CCO pulsars are not significantly different from their present values, and that their spin-down luminosities are, and have always been, insufficient to generate significant non-thermal magnetospheric emission or synchrotron nebulae.
The implication is that "the male gaze" is not merely symbolically violent, but violent full-stop.
Another implication is that "the research is fast changing," agree both Cellzome directors.
The implication was that "these nasty women littered".
The implication is that giving the first creation away makes the second one possible.
