Sentence examples for consequence deficits from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, deficits in mitochondrial function have been implicated in various human degenerative diseases, aging, and cancer [5], [6].

The notion that stagnation is the necessary consequence of deficits and debt inherited from a profligate Labour government is nonsense akin to the Tea Party-led hysteria in the US, yet this view dominates the debate in Britain.

In consequence, health deficits accumulate, exponentially so, especially as repair processes themselves become damaged.

That is the consequence of deficit denial.

In fact, even after today's figures, GDP has only grown at about half that rate; as a consequence, the deficit is still twice as large as predicted.

Paul Solman has a post on Greg Mankiw's attempt at a gotcha over my views circa 2003 on the consequences of deficits.

Dropping that number much further, a potential consequence of deficit worries and the difficulty of enacting tax increases, would make it harder to provide even bare-bones coverage for the vast majority of the uninsured.

As a consequence, base deficit is commonly used in the operating room (OR) as an endpoint of resuscitation.

As a consequence, a deficit in chloride transport is observed that leads to dehydration and thickening of the secreted mucus, in particular in the airways.

As a consequence, the deficit observed in the marmoset for the ipsilesional hand cannot be interpreted as a specific reduction of manual performance, as the lesion spread to more proximal territories in M1, as well as other cortical and subcortical areas.

Before 1974, it was plausible to argue that there was some virtue in having a debt limit because it forced Congress to acknowledge the consequences of deficit spending from time to time.