Sentence examples for beyond the consequence of from inspiring English sources
Beyond the consequence of tamoxifen increasing the incidence of these tumors with poor prognosis [ 10], we saw no further adverse effect of tamoxifen dose or cumulative dose on endometrial cancer survival.
Yet when we do the math, tallying all the resources required to grow the food that is lost as it journeys from farm, to processor, to plate and beyond, the consequences of our wastefulness are staggering: 25percentt of all freshwater and 4percentt of all oil consumed in this country are used to produce food that is never eaten".
Above and beyond the consequences of his action is the moral meaning of his action.
Beyond the consequences of the disease itself, cancer can leave deep emotional scars on its patients and their families.
First, the effects of being bullied extend beyond the consequences of other childhood adversity and adult abuse.
Growing evidence shows that, beyond the consequences of D2R occupancy, aripiprazole has a unique neurobiology among available antipsychotics.
When he crushed Tory Brexiter Zac Goldsmith to become mayor in May, Sadiq Khan did not expect to be spending much of the rest of 2016 and beyond coping with the consequences of leaving the EU.
The errors of these men and their successors, Dallek argues, were "not the result of inevitable forces beyond human control; rather, they were the consequence of bad judgments".
Therefore, adding new features beyond a certain limit would have the consequence of insufficient training.
(It should be remembered in this context that most cancers are the consequence of ageing beyond the age of reproductive activity that in evolutionary terms is neutral).
Scientists estimate that if global warming is to have an above-average chance of remaining below the crucial 2C level – beyond which the consequences of climate change are expected to become increasingly devastating – the total amount of carbon burnt since the industrial revolution must not exceed one trillion tonnes.
