Sentence examples similar to a critical damaging consequence from inspiring English sources

Because calcium is a critical damaging factor in ischemic neuronal death, these calcium-binding proteins might contribute to interneuronal survival.

For instruments whose notes decay with time, like piano and guitar, a more damaging consequence is that the most relevant part of the signal may not be considered in the frame.

Canovas says a falling-out with his principal investigator (PI), Altieri, started a cascade of damaging consequences.

Herren et al. speculate that this mechanism reduces the fitness cost of harboring the microbes and prevents the damaging consequence of an uncontrolled proliferation of the microbes.

Our research, however, found that a critical consequence of corporate social responsibility is, perversely, corporate social irresponsibility.

But the most damaging consequence of the conviction that all politicians lie is that it breeds contempt, a kneejerk refusal to listen.

"This is yet another damaging consequence from the Bolton-Trump philosophy of foreign policy," Nate Jones, a former official at the National Security Council, told VICE News.

"This is yet another damaging consequence from the Bolton-Trump philosophy of foreign policy".

To ­Kornblut, 2008 was "a severe letdown, with damaging consequences.

But Smoot-Hawley did have a variety of other damaging consequences.

Redstone's credit troubles set off a chain reaction with damaging consequences for CBS and Viacom.