Sentence examples for implications reference from inspiring English sources

Table 10 Findings concerning the energy system configuration No. Results Implications Reference in figures F1 Focus on the energy system stages of energy conversion and end-use; minor importance of other stages.

Figure 2: x6y9 Figure N x y# numbered result referring to the co-occurrence of two categories at determined positions on the x and y axis of a Figure N Table 12 Preferences regarding sustainability principles No. Results Implications Reference in figures F21 Sustainability was mainly expressed as applying renewable energy conversion, using energy efficiently, and saving energy.

Figure 1: 54, 55 Figure N x y# numbered result referring to the co-occurrence of two categories at determined positions on the x and y axis of a Figure N Table 11 Roles of societal subsystems No. Results Implications Reference in figures F12 Local administrations were linked to upgrades of public properties, contracts for eco-electricity, or the use of efficient appliances more than other actors.

Clinical implications of reference minor allele correction.

Management implications with reference to preservation and enhancement of OVTs were explored, with applications for other cities.

The management implications with reference to preservation and enhancement of garden trees could be applied to south China and other cities.

Our results have several implications in reference to the role of these toxins in pathogenicity.

These findings have implications with reference to invasion as a therapeutic target in progressive cancer disease.

We provide suggestions for developing each section of the manuscript: topic choice, abstract, introduction, theory and grounding of hypotheses, research design, methods and results, discussion and implications, and references.

DAPL runs through mainly private land that is owned by rich, white people who are by implication the reference group for for determining proper levels of environmental safety for all people "regardless of race, color, national origin, or income".

In elementary school, if slavery is mentioned at all in state content standards, it is generally by implication, with references to the Underground Railroad or other "feel good" stories that deal with slavery's end, rather than its inception and persistence.