Sentence examples for implications for human societies from inspiring English sources
Aging has clear implications for human societies.
All three, the report suggested, could experience massive and irreversible changes with profound implications for human societies.
The Anthropocene will be populated by city dwellers, in contrast to the rural demography of the past millennia, and this has profound implications for human society.
Although ocean-scale coral reef integrity has been lost, it is positive to see that effects were spatially variable and that in some locations the indirect effects on fish assemblages and likely implications for human society have been small.
For his troubles he has won two Pulitzer prizes and had a pitcher of water dumped on his head by political activists worried about the implications of his work for human societies.
Haeckel's views on ethics and morality featured prominently in all these books, working out the implications of natural selection for human society.
Additionally, the individual males appeared more segregated by rank than observed on day 1 (Fig. 5iii), again aligning with the increased differential in aggression between male ranks by day 5. Aggression is an evolutionary conserved behaviour with implications for human and animal societies and unravelling its neurophysiological basis has many potential benefits.
Failures of reproducibility in medical and social sciences have received considerable attention recently [ 1, 2], in part because some of these studies had important implications for human health and society.
