Sentence examples for an added consequence from inspiring English sources

However, an added consequence is to induce the neuroprotective glial protein activity-dependent neurotrophic factor (Gozes and Brenneman 2000) and in vivo studies have shown that nasal administration of a VIP analogue (stearyl-norleucine17, (st-Nle17 VIP) st-Nle17 VIPy protectsignificantlyt exprotectsal AD (Gozes et al. 1996).

Loss of growth control has the added consequence that cells no longer repair their DNA effectively, and thus aberrant mitoses occur.

But something could have been explained, something that would have added consequence to actions.

Such a landscape, Gilpin argued, usually required a building such as a castle or other ruin to add "consequence" to the natural picture.

And he wants to add consequences to the results.

"If they're persistent, you may need to add consequences to whatever boundaries you have set.

As a consequence, added Mr. Wolfson, whose collection of early 20th-century Italian decorative arts will be on permanent exhibit in the restored Modern Art Museum that is to open in September in Nervi, "their applied art became far more sophisticated than their fine art".

Cautious Montony (resp. Cut) states that adding a consequence φ to the premise-set Γ does not lead to any decrease (resp. increase) in inferential power.

Warn your kids that you will add a consequence if they keep disobeying you.

He added: "The consequences were it could have been a red card, could have been a goal for us and could have changed the game".

It added, "The consequences for insubordination are extremely severe".