Sentence examples for study on the ramifications from inspiring English sources

In a broad study on the ramifications of legalizing recreational marijuana about to be published in The Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, two economics professors said a survey of evidence showed a correlation between increased marijuana use and less alcohol use for people ages 18 to 29.

Upheld by John Paul II, the ban was reaffirmed by his successor, Benedict XVI, after a 2006 study on the theological ramifications of using condoms with the intention of preventing sexually transmitted diseases rather than insemination.

Consequently, this study considers the ramifications of uncertainties in void ratio, Poisson ratio and elastic modulus.

There is also a need to study all the ramifications of child labour for proper planning and for the protection of school children if Nigeria is to improve on her child survival, developmental and protection indices in the near future.

In this paper, different approaches are employed to study the ramifications of various statistical and geostatistical parameters (i.e. mean and variance, vertical and horizontal correlation lengths and covariance function types) on the well-test results.

"And then what we need to do in the long term is have a study on the long-term erosion threat and see what the ramifications are and what the cost implications are going to be".

Their findings are shedding new light on the ramifications of humanity's addiction to plastic.

In Madrid, he studies the ramifications of the bullfight with help from the critic Kenneth Tynan and his wife.

People are still studying the ramifications in Alaska of a spill that happened over twenty years ago.

In this paper, we study the ramification problem in the setting of spatial databases.

With the apparent constancy of smoke exposure in CRS compared with controls, further studies are required to address the ramifications of exposure on disease pathology.