Sentence examples for implications for production from inspiring English sources

Much the same could be said of rules on product safety, or on environmental protection, or on any aspect of economic regulation that has implications for production costs that is, any kind of regulation you can think of.Or consider payroll (social-security) taxes.

This has implications for production in a climate-constrained world where diversification and investment in pastoralism as a strategy for managing variability in drylands will be increasingly important.

Finding a nuclear Rf factor provide novel insights into reconciliation between mitochondria and nuclei in agronomically important crops, and has practical implications for production of hybrid rice.

Costs of abatement with alternative policies and implications for production and government payments are compared using a simulation model for controlling drainage from irrigated cotton production in California, with drip irrigation as a conservation technology.

This study also demonstrated that this function was retained by a 16 amino acid fragment of LL-37 (17 32), with implications for production of smaller synthetic analogues.

Although this has been similarly achieved in Aspergillus (O'Gorman et al. 2009), it has not yet been observed in Penicillium which, if achieved, may have implications for production of penicillin or other metabolites by means of sexually improving strains (Hoff et al. 2008; Dyer & O'Gorman 2011).

A few others spoke of the built environment contributing to towns and cities feeling warmer, recent heat waves in Europe, the melting of icebergs, lowered productivity, and the implications for food production and food quality.

Understanding the molecular mechanisms of cell interactions and their regulation by surrounding matrix cues has important implications for biotechnology (production of cells and cell products) and medicine (tissue engineering, prosthetic implants, cancer and developmental biology).

The interfacial molecular mechanisms that regulate mammalian cell growth and differentiation have important implications for biotechnology (production of cells and cell products) and medicine (tissue engineering, prosthetic implants, cancer and developmental biology).

The greatest confidence is in predicting implications for vegetation production, with lesser confidence in implications for vegetation composition, animal production and adaptation options.

Moreover, these soils often have problems of acidity and require liming application to sustain crop productivity; changes in soil pH have large implications for the production and consumption of soil greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.