Sentence examples for marine implications from inspiring English sources

"The proposed policy and consideration by the federal environment minister lacks any real scientific approach, and fails to sufficiently consider the wider marine implications of the program," Alexia Wellbelove, a senior program manager at the conservation group, said.

Mother-calf pods showed a significant preference for the shallow waters of Jervis Bay during October and November, indicating the bay may function as a preferred resting location during their southern migration with important marine management implications.

The ocean is 30% more acidic than it was before the Industrial Revolution, which has dramatic implications for marine ecosystems that we are only just beginning to understand.

Sea water induced fatigue degradation data and resulting microstructure changes are obtained using high resolution X-ray micro-tomography along with the implications for marine composites.

The situation is further exacerbated by the disintegration of plastic waste into microscopic particles that descend in the water column to intrude into the metabolism of marine species with serious implications for reproduction and survival.

There are immediate implications for marine turtle population ecology and management.

While the implication of ocean acidification to the chemistry of the open ocean is reasonably well understood, the ecological implications for marine fauna and flora are harder to predict [5], [6].

This has implications for marine aquarium keepers.

"Marine survey, marine safety.

Hence, several literatures emphasized that the potential implication of marine products from brown seaweeds exhibited antitumour activity.

The posture of floating pterosaurs: ecological implications for inhabiting marine and freshwater habitats.