Sentence examples for implications for the rate of from inspiring English sources

Johnston, E. N. et al. Stratigraphic Relations of Santorini's Intracaldera Fill and implications for the Rate of post-caldera volcanism.

Each trend has implications for the rate of EDC exposure and for the effects of exposure, as indicated above.

These trends caused concern among national and international actors about the implications for the rate of population growth in Kenya.

This may have implications for the rate of phenotypic change of coexisting species because the observed effect on resource use was parallel with the theoretical predictions of intra- and interspecific competition.

The relative proportions of these have genetic implications, first for the source area and second for the rate of deposition.

These findings have immediate implications for the high rates of male infertility seen in our species, a majority of which is idiopathic.

Having said that, an actual default would no doubt have implications for the credit rating of the U.S. government.

This has implications for reduction in the rates of relapse and may help to reduce environmental contamination.

Implications for occupant comfort, motion sickness, the rate of occupant complaint and compensatory behaviours are discussed.

The results of the present study shown in Figure  4 also have wider implications for the mechanisms by which the rate of organic molecule exudation by plant roots is controlled.

The results may also have implications for the design of rating scales or rating formats in WBA.