Sentence examples for implications for anthropogenic from inspiring English sources

The importance of total phosphorus loading and vegetation in structuring fish communities has implications for anthropogenic impacts to embayment fish communities through activities such as farming and residential development, reduction of cultural eutrophication, and shoreline development and maintenance.

Falkowski, P.G. and C. Wilson, Phytoplankton productivity in the North Pacific ocean since 1900 and implications for absorption of anthropogenic CO2, Nature, 358, 741-743, 1992.

This finding, taken in combination with projected rises in atmospheric CO2 from anthropogenic activity, has important implications for culicid vector distributions and abundance, and consequently for human health.

Thus, cross-equatorial winds are found to modulate tropical Pacific mean state and variability, with implications for quantifying projected changes in ENSO under anthropogenic warming.

These debates have important implications for our understanding of the role of anthropogenic practices in the development, or at times degradation, of regional environments.

Such a rapid decline, due to anthropogenic factors, has important implications for extinction risk in the Seychelles warbler, and our results will inform conservation practices.

A new disposal process for anthropogenic CO2.

Ocean CO2 uptake accounts for 20 40% of the post-industrial sink for anthropogenic CO2.

Some politicians, wrongly, think the scientific case for anthropogenic global warming is too shaky.

The conclusions of the IPCC are the other most often cited support for anthropogenic climate change.

Increasing CO2 concentrations in the surface ocean via anthropogenic CO2 uptake will have implications for oceanic pH.