Sentence examples for compared the consequences of from inspiring English sources
We compared the consequences of middle age cardiovascular risk in old age.
One doesn't have to be Mike Huckabee, the galactically insensitive former governor of Arkansas — who has compared the consequences of Roe v. Wade with the Holocaust — to believe that the United States would benefit from fewer abortions.
Here we compared the consequences of hypnosis alone and hypnosis with post-hypnotic instructions on the Stroop effect and its facilitation and inhibition components.
We compared the consequences of neonatal exposure (postnatal days PN1-4) to diazinon or parathion on development of norepinephrine systems in rat brain, using treatments designed to produce equivalent effects on cholinesterase, straddling the threshold for barely-detectable inhibition.
Charles Elton, an Oxford ecologist, first conceptualized food webs in the 1920s, speculating that wolf removal would unleash hordes of deer, a notion that weighed on Aldo Leopold's mind as he compared the consequences of wolf-extirpation in German forests to still-thriving, intact systems in Mexico's Sierra Madre Mountains.
In three experiments, we directly compared the consequences of comparisons and remindings on memory and generalization.
Nevertheless, as we compared the consequences on noise of promoter sequence variations and their dependence on the trans-background, we chose to show them on the same plot.
This surprising result can be explained by comparing the consequences of Germany leaving the euro to a heavily indebted country, like Italy, leaving.
