Sentence examples similar to Rapid repercussions from inspiring English sources
The repercussions of the rapid rise of autism are felt globally, nationwide – and locally.
China has suffered drastic environmental repercussions from its rapid industrialization.
Disease in childhood is more extensive and characterized by a rapid progression, leading to severe repercussions in the course of the disorder.
The early onset Crohn's disease (EOCD) is typically more extensive (beyond the colon and/or oral or perianal disease) and characterized by rapid progression, leading to severe repercussions in disease development [ 10].
Data from the CenterWatch study indicate that over 70% of clinical trial sponsors and service providers feel that the adoption of electronic data collection would be more rapid absent the fear of regulatory repercussions.
This transformation has been especially rapid in the last few decades, with many negative repercussions for the planet.
Zika's rapid rise and the specter of associated birth defects have major repercussions in a warm region with struggling economies and vast flows of tourists, all ingredients for further spread of the virus.
Yet without a strategic plan to ensure that the remaining dealerships can thrive, a rapid "rationalization" could wipe out dealers and further weaken manufacturers, with negative repercussions throughout the economy, especially in the Midwest.
This chapter reviews the rapid progress occurred in the field of multiple sclerosis (MS) genetics and the repercussions of these findings on the broader community of researchers and clinicians involved in understanding MS and caring for patients with this disease.
Also the rapid theoretical development of quantum computing and the associated notion of quantum information have had it repercussions on philosophical reflection.
Accelerated soil erosion and rapid alluvial burial of the palaeowetland between AD 1200 and AD 1500 represent an environmental tipping point with important repercussions for present day land degradation and resource restraints.
