Sentence examples for implications for impacts from inspiring English sources

Coral reefs modify their seawater carbon chemistry — implications for impacts of ocean acidification.

This book provides a synthesis of research findings, in terms of strategic knowledge outcomes regarding emergence of recent regional climate signals, implications for impacts assessment, and mitigation and adaptation response, relevant in the Indian context.

The results demonstrate that the baseline meteorological data choices made in model construction significantly condition the magnitude of simulated hydrological impacts of climate change, with important implications for impact study design.

At the same time, a number of challenges persist which have implication for impact evaluation processes especially in developing countries.

Lundqvist, M. et al. Nanoparticle size and surface properties determine the protein corona with possible implications for biological impacts.

Minton, D. A. & Malhotra, R. Dynamical erosion of the asteroid belt and implications for large impacts in the inner Solar System.

"The discovery is important for better understanding climate change throughout Earth's history, and has enormous implications for the impacts of deforestation and the role of forests in climate protection strategies," said Unger, an assistant professor of atmospheric chemistry at F&ES.

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.

Understanding whether this is due to an increase in the parasite density of the current submicroscopic infection, or because a submicroscopic infection is a marker of higher exposure and risk of future infection, has important implications for the impact of treating submicroscopic infections.

The findings presented here have clear implications for the impact of glaciations on the evolution of landscapes including: (1) the climatic "window" in which glaciers are more erosive compared to pre-glacial rates; (2) spatial and temporal variations in denudation that can lead to pulses of erosion; and (3) predictions of glacial erosional efficiency at different latitudes.

This shape has implications for the impact of changes in explanatory variables.