Sentence examples for a dramatic consequence of from inspiring English sources

They're a dramatic consequence of the action, but there's a bravura element in their delivery, and they directly address the audience".

Given the role of sortilin as a principal neuronal binding site for PGRN and that a dramatic consequence of such binding is the rapid endocytosis of PGRN by sortilin (Hu et al., 2010), extracellular PGRN levels were also examined.

Surprisingly, however, T-bet-deficiency in CD8+ T cells had a dramatic consequence, as the ability of IL-15+CpG to synergize and promote IFN- γ production was lost.

As shown in basic research, the dramatic consequence of a rudimentary glycocalyx, which loses much of its ability to act as a second barrier, is strongly increased transendothelial permeability and following formation of interstitial edema [7, 11].

As shown in basic research, the dramatic consequence of a rudimentary glycocalyx, which loses much of its ability to act as a second barrier, is strongly increased transendothelial permeability and following formation of interstitial edema [ 7, 11].

Poor health may be the most dramatic consequence of relative deprivation, but there are more subtle effects as well.

On Tuesday, we'll start to see what may be the most dramatic consequence of all of the pre-Obama Republican hegemony.

"You might call it the most dramatic consequence of QED and it clearly shows that light and matter are interchangeable," Rose told the Guardian.

"These" said Banuelas, pointing to the families on both sides of the river, "are the dramatic consequences of a broken immigration system".

Our clinical suspicion of 'herpetic eye disease' was rather delayed, and our patient experienced the dramatic consequences of an untreated herpetic infection in the post-keratoplasty period.

This outbreak shows the dramatic consequences of putting a large number of susceptible individuals in close contact to a single infected ewe that (in such a setting) can turn into a super-spreader upon lambing.