Sentence examples for measures and implications from inspiring English sources

Individual and home-site models are compared using goodness-of-fit measures, and implications for forestry resources management and energy planning are discussed.

This was applied in the assessment process of identified climate adaptation measures and their implications in different explorative socio-economic scenarios combined with climate scenarios.

To describe pros and cons of some radiation protection measures and the implications on the design of a neurosurgery operating room.

This paper demonstrates a strong, and often critical awareness among members of staff and other participants about how responsibilities for risk governance of 'persons' are exercised through 'technical safety' measures and the implications for therapeutic settings.

Based on the empirical study and Analytic Network Process (ANP) of the roles of stakeholders involved REEI of China, we further proposed various strategic measures and policy implications to better balance the REEI development in China.

The findings point to further research needs with respect to the trade-offs between yield effects and changes in input costs arising from the adoption of SOC management measures, and have implications for agricultural policy design aimed at enhancing SOC stocks under a changing climate.

We need open discussion of the cost of such measures and the implications for sustainability of the health system.

This paper provides some insight as to the accuracy of self-report and CCW claims-based diabetes measures and their implications for health services research.

The literature on user fees is now quite clear on the need for associated measures, and the implications of the neglect of these are clear.

A summary said the study had concluded that "the terrorist threat in Sweden" involves fewer "than 200 radicalized individuals," that "they pose no serious threat to the society and government" and that Sweden's response should be confined to "preventive measures" — and, by implication, not broader social or political changes.

Ash is often included because it is relatively easy to measure and has implications on the pretreatment process.