Sentence examples for implications of 1 from inspiring English sources

Even as scientists understand the implications of 1 to 4 degrees of warming, many people, particularly in the United States, will go "Meh, I like that its 80 degrees F in February (as it was in Atlanta yesterday)." I often point out that in isolation a 2 or 3 degree fever doesn't sound that bad.

We end by considering the implications of (1) – (4) for management and conservation of this rare and threatened tree species and related genera.

In today's world of financial globalisation, the implications of QE2 go far beyond the US.

[84 ] See Kathleen M. Sullivan, Cheap Spirits, Cigarettes, and Free Speech: The Implications of 44 Liquormart, 1996 SUP.

Sensitivity of U.S. air quality to mid-latitude cyclone frequency and implications of 1980-2006 changee change.

One of the implications of E=mc2 is that your mass increases exponentially as you push the speed limit.

Possible implications of CH4 dissociation contributing to the OH formation rates were considered.

It also examines the implications of CO2 emission reduction policy on energy security of the country.

He says previous reports gave governments a clear understanding of the implications of 2C warming, but there was "relatively little" about 1.5C.

(1882) dealt with the psychological implications of 8th- to 13th-century artistic ornamentation and symbolism and provided the core for his later and more elaborated theory.

Due to the broad downstream implications of TLR4-mediated signalling, TLR4 ligands show great potential for immunotherapeutic manipulations.