Sentence examples for significant implications to from inspiring English sources
The present results have significant implications to the targeted formulation of optoelectronic packaging materials.
Changes in climate and/or land cover have significant implications to rainfall-runoff dynamics at watershed or catchment scales, which in turn affect regional ecosystem processes.
Although the model may be simple in its formulation and implementation, it is quite powerful, allowing for significant implications to be developed.
This effect has not previously been documented by empirical measurements and may have significant implications to survival of trees during "cooler" prescribed fires.
Modern information and communication technologies (ICT) are changing human activity and travel patterns that could have significant implications to our everyday lives and the human organization of space.
Based on the log file data collected by the eSchoolbag, students' learning trajectory and cognitive characteristics could be analyzed, providing instructors significant implications to adjust their pedagogical designs and assessment approaches (Wu et al., 2014).
The data from this study have significant implication to the fundamental understanding of dynamic wetting.
It is therefore important to note that the choice of combination of probability level and confidence level has a significant implication to the final hazard values and eventually to the design earthquake forces.
The different catchment activities, e.g. agriculture and sewage spillages, had a significant implication to the river state and had a huge impact on the river water quality, benthic diatom and macroinvertebrate communities.
Our field surveys also revealed the important issue of inert impurities in food waste with significant implication to the planning, design, and operation of food waste processing and co-digestion plants.
This work proved the capability of XFEM, in conjunction with advanced cyclic viscoplasticity model, for predicting crack growth in nickel alloys at elevated temperature, which has significant implication to gas turbine industries in terms of "damage tolerance" assessment of critical turbine discs and blades.
