Sentence examples for average consequence from inspiring English sources

Note that the average consequence of a charge-removal mutation (A, C, F, G, L or V) at αE262 (in both α subunits) was a modest 32% reduction in the current amplitude.

However, it should be noted that the effect of epigenetic marks is context dependent and thus the context of this table is the average consequence of depositing these marks in a promoter or enhancer.

Consequentialists are supposed to violate this restriction when they say that the total or average consequences or the world as a whole is good without any such qualification.

The average potential delay is obtained as 22 minutes, 1.5 hours, and 2.6 hours for low consequence, medium consequence, and high consequence respectively.

With RDT, the triggering condition for determining the initial points of segments causes overlap during averaging; the consequence is a residual excitation, peaking at the first natural frequency.

Asked to study differing scenarios for the financial markets, Seeling told the CalPERS board that if the pension fund's investments grew at about half the projected rate of 8.25% per year on average, the consequences would be "fairly catastrophic".

The clinical audiologists expected on average negative consequences for all six aspects.

We find that the average fitness consequences for wild populations decreases with increasing variability in spillover, assuming the same average number of escapees over time (Fig. 3).

The ENT-specialists expected on average negative consequences for all aspects except the quality of the ear moulds, for which they expected no change.

As a consequence, average total power was higher (t = 2.914, df = 7, P<0.05) in summer birds, as was average body mass-specific total power (t = 5.236, df = 7, P<0.01) (Table 1).

Although there are daily, seasonal and annual variations, sea levels worldwide have been creeping up by 3mm a year on average, as a consequence of ocean warming and glacial melting.