Sentence examples similar to a trade-off consequence from inspiring English sources
As such, in the DCE questionnaire participants needed to make a trade-off between the consequences of not taking the new chemotherapy when in fact it was beneficial, experiencing additional side effects of new chemotherapy without receiving any clinical benefit, the invasiveness of the genomic testing procedure, the test turnaround time, and the cost of the genomic test.
As a consequence, a trade-off between gonad development and spleen size in males was predicted and observed [ 4].
The presence of an error threshold in viruses is a consequence of a trade-off between the maximization of variability (genomic mutation rate) and the maintenance of molecule integrity (genomic size).
Overall, it is likely that the negative consequences of a trade-off between an intact shell, strong attachment and a high CI will be particularly marked on the open coast, where shell scouring (leading to endolith attack) and the risk of dislodgment are both high and this will be particularly true for the invasive species.
We therefore introduce the realistic assumption that a parent's resources are limited and that as a consequence, there is a trade-off between the efforts allocated to sons and daughters.
The consequences of such a trade-off depend on the scale of spatiotemporal variation relative to the mobility, lifespan and reproductive life history of the organism [ 34- 38].
Thus, faced with a trade-off between antibiotic resistant bacteria and the number of infection-free cattle, participants cared more about the consequences of antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Everything has a trade-off.
That requires a trade-off.
