Sentence examples for implications on both from inspiring English sources
It also results in bounded and smooth capillary fluxes even when the capillary pressure curves have asymptotes which has implications on both the efficiency and accuracy of the solution.
The results indicated the distance directly and indirectly influencing the pedogenesis, due to its implications on both the potential burial processes and the lateral variation in the pedogenetic substratum.
Noise and vibration of automotive vehicles are an increasingly important issue in the automobile industry, for implications on both environmental noise pollution and comfort perceived by driver and passengers.
In addition, the choice of upwinding strategy for the numerical flux approximation, either phase-potential upwinding (PPU) or implicit hybrid upwinding (IHU) has strong implications on both accuracy and efficiency, especially in complex multiphase flow settings such as counter-current flow due to strong buoyancy or capillarity.
The spreading violence, believed to largely reflect a widening turf war between two of the biggest criminal organizations in the country, has implications on both sides of the border, putting added pressure on political and law enforcement leaders who are already struggling to show that their strategies are working.
This has implications on both cost and availability of data for machine perception and learning.
Disentangling the population structure of both North Atlantic eel species thus has implications on international eel stock management both from conservation and fisheries perspectives.
Therefore, to begin with, all the medications marketed should specify the information regarding the phosphorus content and warnings on its implications on health to both physicians and the dialysis community.
Using this case study, we find REDD+ activities that can be implemented under the prevailing ecological conditions could impact community members differently, by reducing access to land for a segment of the population that is already under stress, and therefore have implications on equity in both space and time.
This was in part due to the scale and scope of the task with considerable implications on workload for both the researchers and expert panellists.
