Sentence examples for which implications from inspiring English sources

This study focuses on shelf-wide stratigraphic architecture, from which implications are drawn for the stratigraphic-sealing potential of the deltaic clastics.

The outcome is a clearer understanding of the evolution of this Mediterranean floodplain during the 1st millennium AD, which implications may be extrapolated to other floodplain wetlands in the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean.

The most dominant of these categories is probably comedy-drama: series, including in the last year BBC1's Last Tango in Halifax and ITV's The Town, in which implications of murder and death co-exist with storylines of domestic love and embarrassment.

The aim of this article is to examine in detail which implications the use of renewable resources for energy supply has for spatial planning.

In "Discussion", we briefly discuss under which circumstances the obtained results can be expected to hold in "the wild" and which implications our experimental results are likely to have.

The second aim is to investigate which implications and issues concern this new approach, to outline some ethical challenges regarding the implementation and to present an overview of the ethical arguments mentioned in literature against introducing GDMOs into the environment, and how they relate to Teilhard de Chardin's perspective.

Discussions focus on unpacking the ethical implications of literary texts and the literary means by which these implications are communicated.

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.