Sentence examples for implications for populations from inspiring English sources
Tariff reduction/elimination on sugar, beverages and sugar products can have direct health implications for populations of partner countries' populations.
These results have serious implications for populations in which the risk of congenital immunodeficiencies is elevated.
Understanding the role of induced tolerance can have significant conservation implications for populations of nontarget species exposed insecticide contaminants.
Despite slightly lower SSB intakes in the Raine Study, we detected clinically important associations with cardiometabolic risk factors, which have implications for populations consuming higher intakes of SSB.
Such alterations would have great implications for populations that live in poverty, where breast feeding is a necessity for neonatal survival and health.
27 The finding of an increased risk of HS in women using a combination of statin and antiplatelet treatment could have important implications for populations at higher risk of HS.
Mass mortality in marine mammals: its implications for population dynamics and genetics.
Adjeroud, M., Penin, L. & Carroll, A. Spatio-temporal heterogeneity in coral recruitment around Moorea, French Polynesia: implications for population maintenance.
We aim to provide insight into these perspectives and their implications for population health researchers.
It has been hypothesised that this unique structure must have implications for population processes.
The potential for deep and shallow hybridization in different habitat types warrants future investigation, and has implications for population connectivity and rates of coral adaptation, speciation and evolution.
