Sentence examples for implications for the amounts from inspiring English sources

"Results show that the impact of climate changes on natural organic soils can be accelerated by microbial heat production with crucial implications for the amounts of carbon being decomposed," said the study.

This has implications for the amount of training data required.

It turns out that dark energy presents implications for the amount of radiant energy available to sustain life.

This will have practical implications for the amount people can borrow and the length of time that an application might take.

In many cases, judges can be called on by the workers to determine whether the layoff was for cause or not, and whether the cause was economic or not, with different implications for the amount of severance payments.

The study's implications for the small amounts of nonoxynol-9 on lubricated condoms are unclear, she said.

As the length of 3' UTR determines the regulatory elements which are present in the transcript, we believe that our observations have implications for the timing and amount of protein eventually synthesized.

Since a large portion of the runoff-producing regions in the western United States is snowmelt-dependent, this has large implications for the prediction of the amount and timing of streamflow in the coming century.

In addition to the finding that membrane traffic controls adipocyte PM amount, our results have implications for the understanding of fibrotic deposits.

However, the actual amount of ubiquitous transcription has implications for the interpretation of the results we find.

I don't see how you can avoid a certain amount of gloom given the week we've just had — and its implications for the future.