Some of these factors can have amplified consequences on threatened species on islands, which indeed have been highly vulnerable to recent human activities [2] [6].
Specifically, the impacts of temperature on the early life stages of fish are significant since any changes in survival subsequently affect recruitment and can have amplified consequences at the population level (Houde, 1987).
Given their vulnerability to predation as juveniles, acute changes in temperature, which can alter predator-prey relationships, can impact juvenile survival and have amplified consequences at the population level.
From this observation, we infer that the large number of mitochondria accumulated in the meristematic zone of these young tissues may amplify the consequences of mitochondrial dysfunction caused by orfH79.
"Future growth amplifies the consequences of people's reproductive choices today, the same way that compound interest amplifies a bank balance". The perceived right to start a family is a sensitive topic, so it's hardly surprising that some have reacted badly to Murtaugh's research.
An unprepared, lethargic leadership only amplifies the consequences of a security breach.
Equifax's approach amplified the consequences of the breach, reported this month, that exposed the personal information for up to 143 million people.
Inspector General Glenn A. Fine also found that although FBI investigators did not abuse any of its powers in the case, the Patriot Act anti-terrorism law "amplified the consequences" of the FBI's misidentification of a fingerprint by allowing numerous agencies to share flawed information.
In addition, the signal is optically amplified, a consequence of close proximity of the fluorophore to the silvered substrate.
Age-varying associations, if present, may then attenuate or amplify the health consequences stemming from changes in social participation over the adult life course.
Diminished thermostability can significantly amplify the biological consequences of compromised catalytic function.
