Sentence examples for scale implication from inspiring English sources

Hence, it was pointed out finally that farm manure has given maximum nutrient dynamics in both composting processes as compared to all other treatments and suggesting its large scale implication in the field to provide the optimum balance nutrition for the maintenance of crop productivity in their existing cropping patterns.

These same scale implications are likewise considerations for the design and application of models of landcover change.

The biogeochemical processes in these settings have global scale implications but are poorly understood and challenging to quantify.

Less talked about are the human-scale implications and user-experience of the smart city.

Therefore, any LoCs for field level testing have to allow for potential large-scale implications of the effects observed at small-scale.

The recent private-public partnership to unlock and utilize all available health data has large-scale implications for public health and personalized medicine, especially within orthopedics.

Using oilseed rape cultivation in Northern Germany as an example, it is shown, how a model-based integration of known effects can be used to understand large-scale implications.

It focuses on the overbank floods characteristic of large, lowland river floodplain systems because these systems most clearly illustrate the landscape-scale implications of flood regimes.

Therefore, G. postica acts as an autogenic ecosystem engineer and current silk harvesting practices, which partly rely on harvesting empty G. postica cocoons, may have potential local and large-scale implications for inter-specific interactions in these arboreal systems.

The goal of this article is, firstly, to analyse principles of GMO EM as published in the Association of German Engineers [VDI] Guideline 4330 Part 1, focusing on the characterisation of the receiving environment affected by GMO cultivation and the representativeness of GMO EM to assess large-scale implications of GMO cultivation.

While we did not attempt to extrapolate this to the national-scale implications, it is evident that with 135 Landsat scenes required to cover all of Mexico [48], the choice of satellite data sources to derive activity data can have a large impact on uncertainties in national estimates of forest carbon budgets.