Sentence examples for implications of switching from inspiring English sources

This raises fundamental questions about the ecophysiological implications of switching between C3 photosynthesis and CAM metabolism.

Objective: This article provides the estimates of the cost implications of switching from routine to restrictive episiotomy in 2 provinces in Argentina Santa Fee and Salta) from the viewpoint of the health provider.

Despite the resurgence of interest in scratch-cooking as a way to increase the quality and appeal of school meals, many school districts are concerned about the cost implications of switching to scratch-cooking.

But my gosh, the infrastructure implications of switching that many input messages through a fabric with arbitrary subscribers, programmatic subscribers and human subscribers to all of those messages, it's a big computer science problem, really big.

While there haven't been any major health issues with the beta testers so far, no one fully understands the long-term implications of switching their diet mostly or exclusively to Soylent.

We examine the likely implications of switching from a prior year (PY) financial aid system, the current practice in which students file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSAA) using income data from the previous tax year, to prior-prior year (PPY), in which data from two years before enrollment is used.

It's important to be aware that there are financial implications to switching university.

The main theoretical implications of the switched filtering methodology in the framework of linear time-invariant uncertain systems and linear parameter-varying systems are discussed and illustrated by academical examples.

In this work, we have extensively explored different regimes of switching behavior, and its implications for the up and down dynamics observed in the cortex.

The implication of this observation is that all the inserted SP-frames are not suitable for switching as condition of zero buffer content and high bandwidth utilization at the time of switching cannot be satisfied.

We report here on an integrated study of the energy, health and economic implications of fuel switching in the small village of Jarácuaro, Michoacán State, México, that challenges and extends the traditional energy ladder model.