Sentence examples for implications for the division from inspiring English sources

Sendova-Franks, A. B. & Franks, N. R. Spatial relationships within nests of the ant Leptothorax unifasciatus (Latr) and their implications for the division of labor.

The results obtained for elephants in west and central Africa have strong implications for the division of elephants into forest and savannah species.

A further point related to labour is that as the labour savings come at both the land preparation and weeding stages (assuming herbicide use), there are liable to be implications for the gender division of labour.

Finally, the differences found in both responsiveness to sucrose and memory retrieval between younger and older pre-foraging hive bees could have implications for the regulation of division of labor during collective foraging.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01567.010 The distribution of inclines also had possible implications for the orientation of cell divisions, in the sense that mostly radial orientation could be an indicator for the prevalence of anticlinal division planes, whereas mostly orthoradial orientations could be an indicator for the prevalence of periclinal ones.

"CFOs need to be able to explain what they're doing, why they're doing it and the implications for different divisions as well as for the company as a whole," Wiesenfeld said.

Especially, they had problems determining the implications of the collective agreement for the division of work between GPs and the municipality.

This MPC – like others – also expected to make more use of meetings in the regional group of MPCs to raise questions about the implications of the collective agreement for the division of work between municipalities and GPs.

And Patricia Hewitt, the trade and industry secretary, who was once the director of the National Council for Civil Liberties, is worried about the potential implications for personal freedoms.Given the division of opinion in the cabinet, it will need a determined push from the prime minister for legislation to be introduced in the Queen's Speech in November.

Still, there are implications for a division of moral labour.

In the Nasmyth lab, we uncovered interesting aspects of mitotic regulation in budding yeast with general implications for cell division in other organisms, including humans.