Sentence examples for mix implications from inspiring English sources

In a case study for a U.S. state, we show the price, demand, and generation mix implications of a renewable electricity standard, and of a carbon cap-and-trade policy with and without initial free allocation of carbon allowances.

Many energy security analyses omit potential future changes in the energy mix, the implications that a growing uptake of renewable energy could have [14, 15], and the influence of broader societal transformations.

The results of this study were mixed with implications for future programming and intervention for reducing maternal and child deaths beyond December 2015.

That mix has important implications for other media, particularly newspapers, which have been contending with sharp declines in circulation and advertising.

Yet, the available evidence is mixed regarding the implications of C-ALDP for alcohol involvement.

Thus, the fact that system is strong mixing clearly has implications for its dynamical behaviour in finite times.

Modularity is conferred by the fact that these domains typically function independently, allowing for the creation of chimeric TFs through domain mixing with tuning implications that vary with the domains involved (see below).

This chapter summarizes what is known about the conservation implications of mixed-species grouping and mixed-species associations more generally.

As importers, life cycle emissions associated with LNG in these counties depend on the end use of the commodity in the case of electricity, the domestic power mix informs the emission implications.

Despite this, detailed knowledge of the trainees' patient mix has important educational implications when the curriculum is being planned.

The findings of this study are based on the particular input output mix; therefore, the policy implications related to these findings should be considered within this perspective.