Sentence examples for implications of extracting from inspiring English sources

Here, it is the local environmental issues that dominate rather than the climate change implications of extracting methane – a far more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon.

An intriguing law-review article on high-volume "settlement mills" has implications beyond the tawdry business of extracting cash for questionable car-accident injuries.

In view of the semi-structured data implication rules, the paper discussed a method of extracting the semi-structured data implication rules, and designed the genetic algorithm SDIR of the semi-structured data implication rules based on the method of data conversion and genetic algorithm.

Threat of extracting the eyes.

Reduced inhibitory effect of the extract at concentrations of 2, 4, and 6 mg/mL by TEA showed implication of nonselective K+ channel in the N. sativa seed induced vasorelaxation at lower concentrations of extract.

Levels of extract?

NOTE: the amount of extract is accurate.

Although the study was carried out in one country, its authors firmly believe that wider policy implications can be extracted from analysis of Sri Lanka’s experiences.

A positive feature of the method is that it readily permits concrete implications to be extracted for practitioners.

Because the infinitesimal size of strings has precluded their direct detection, theorists have sought to extract indirect implications of the theory that might be testable.

Where delays were experienced, the resource implications of the protracted application processes were extracted from extension applications to the project funders.