Sentence examples for collective consequences from inspiring English sources

"Sarnoff's decision to develop its site makes sense in isolation," he said, noting, however, that if land-use decisions continue to be made piecemeal, "the collective consequences from the potential development will be calamity".

Finally, these collective consequences demonstrated that our flexible piezoelectric NMFs can be cost-effectively fabricated and easily integrated into wearable electronics such as smart cyber skin/garment, human actions monitor, joint rehabilitation evaluation, etc.

So-called "individual" actions have collective consequences through the epigenome.

It is the freedom to live unharmed by the collective consequences of individual actions, even if those actions are not intended to harm individuals.

Climate change and the effect on our environment and our species isn't an abstract concept; it's about the lives of people, real people - your family, your friends, your neighbors - and of the collective consequences of our individual actions upon our tiny blue planet.

However, in the public health setting, beneficence and nonmaleficence have both individual and collective consequences, so individual consent alone is inadequate for the development of public health policies [ 14, 15].

Best and worst profit rankings are determined in each DMU by considering possible choices of DEA weights as a collective consequence of all DMUs.

There is no contradiction whatsoever between striving to be below 2°C and net zero emissions except one; net zero is simple and actionable, the other is a collective consequence, but not a business goal.

Decreased plant growth caused by heavy metals is a collective consequence of inhibition of photosynthesis, translocation of photosynthetic products and cell division (Drążkiewicz and Baszyński 2005).

These abnormalities are a collective consequence of insulin resistance and increased lipid substrate availability in the liver, as well as depressed activities of lipoprotein lipase (LPL) and hepatic clearance receptors (3).

The disturbances in the membrane assembly lead to changes in fluidity and permeability, modifications of ion transport, and inhibition of metabolic processes, altogether revealed to be the collective consequence of reactive oxygen species formed during lipid peroxidation [ 42].