Sentence examples for which have implications from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, some aspects of the pilot study design could not be implemented as planned, which have implications for future research.

This resulted in increases in the acoustic driving frequency and burner pressure drop with scale, which have implications for development of even larger burners using this technology.

In addition, we report simulations of waves generated by the movement of submerged foils, which have implications in some wave generator systems installed in surf parks.

Tree species display different abundance patterns over the landscape due to a number of hierarchical factors, all of which have implications when modeling their distribution.

These two contrasting depositional styles resulted in different three-dimensional facies architectures, relative facies proportions, and facies stacking patterns, which have implications for reservoir model-building methods.

The kinetics of crystallisation showed a 2nd order dependence on supersaturation, which have implications for crystalliser design, as discussed in the paper.

At the same time, a number of challenges persist which have implication for impact evaluation processes especially in developing countries.

Which has implications for their – her and Mulder's – child.

They are being rather conservative in making new loans, which has implications for the broader economy".

Poor teamwork which had "implications for performance and outcome" is highlighted.

We oppose this order, which has implications far beyond the legal case at hand," he wrote.