Sentence examples for a fundamental consequence from inspiring English sources

"My assumption is that we are here on this planet as a fundamental consequence of organic chemistry," Dr. Sutherland said.

"This is a fundamental consequence of an open system," said Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law professor who has written on the Internet's social and legal aspects.

This is a fundamental consequence of the principle of common descent, but there nevertheless can be a tendency to conflate taxon age with lineage age.

In addition to extending software gating methods to preclinical PET, this work also addressed a fundamental consequence of gating: that gated images include less motion, but also fewer counts.

This leads to a fundamental consequence: in order to develop more real opportunities or positive freedom of choice there is a significant need to rethink migrants' role in society.

The CR process is a fundamental consequence of ion ion interaction; its efficiency is strongly dependent on the dopant concentration.

As haustoria of parasitic plants are quite variable (Kuijt, 1977; Bell and Adams, 2011) it is not yet clear whether this is a consequence of the lack of a functional phloem interface in the haustorium of all hemiparasites or a more fundamental consequence of parasitism.

PAO, Kentucky POLITICAL MONEY Matt Bai misrepresents the most fundamental consequence of the Citizens United ruling: that it's a new system of corruption.

The idea that Juba could "imitate himself" after mimicking his rivals points up, according to Lott, "minstrelsy's fundamental consequence for black culture, the dispossession and control by whites of black forms that would not for a long time be recovered".

For sessile organisms these battles are a matter of survival and have fundamental consequences for the physical and biological structure of a coral reef community [17].

These particular conditions set out a complicated political economy environment whereby distributional conflict drives the alternation between outward and inward-oriented development strategies, with fundamental consequences for long run growth and for inequality itself, both as a determinant and a result of economic policy.