Sentence examples for providing implications from inspiring English sources

Second, it contributes a discussion of empowerment theory as a potential interpretive lens for Child Computer Interaction and applies it to understanding the findings and providing implications for design in the context of communication technologies for children.

We conclude by highlighting implications for furthering the exchange between herders and scientists and by providing implications for managing grazing on pastures and rangelands, with or without shepherds and dogs, and targeting grazing on particular plants and habitats.

We envision that our review could bridge the gap between the fields of food science and nanotechnology, providing implications for the scientists or engineers in both areas to collaborate and promote the development of nanomaterials-based biosensors for food safety detection.

Comparative analyses of the two riparian species with different origins might show common or different patterns of divergence, providing implications for the process and maintenance of adaptive divergence to highly disturbed flooded habitats in this group of taxa.

For example, in the example given in Exhibit 2, it is the RP technique that has demonstrated the effect of gender role on child health care decisions in Nepal providing implications for scaling-up policies, although offering explanations for why the bias exists is beyond its scope.

Moreover, the contextual and implementation process information is very important for explaining how interventions influenced inequities and providing implication for policy design.

We provide implications for women's health care providers based on the creation and implementation of the Dutch perinatal registry system.

We provide implications for theory and practice.

Section 8 provides implications and limitations of our study.

Second, this study provides implications for personnel selection.

The data provides implications for the evolution of glucosinolate biosynthesis.