Sentence examples for and the expected consequence from inspiring English sources
To biopsy these lesions will be more technically difficult than other biopsies in most radiologists' current practice and the expected consequence of this will be a lower sensitivity, despite the outstanding results reported from ELCAP.
Among engineers, risk is defined as a product of probability of the occurrence of an undesired event and the expected consequences in terms of human, economic, and environmental loss.
Accordingly, it is plausible that the impact of knowing the name and the expected consequences of a disease may contribute to modify the well-being and welfare judgments and, consequently, the overall perceived health-related quality of life.
The present study differs from our previous works on wing shape in Calopterygidae [ 28, 45, 46] in that here we focus explicitly on the allometric effects on wing shape and the expected consequences on flight performance.
When adolescents have the opportunity to try smoking, they will not refuse to smoke as they reassess the information about acceptability of cigarettes and the expected consequences of smoking (7).
Massive protest against both the dam and river linking project took place in Bangladesh and India due to the expected consequence over ecological future of the region.
The expected consequence would be a decline in resistance and easier management of infected patients.
The expected consequence of this best financial policy for timber production and the various ecological indicators is in Table 6.
The expected consequence would be under-reporting.
These routing metrics try to involve the expected consequence of the SUs' route establishment to the PUs' communications quality.
