Sentence examples for consequence imposed from inspiring English sources

The posterior expression domains of these anterior Hox genes could well be a consequence imposed on the transcriptional process by the clustered nature of the genes and they do not necessarily serve any function.

The heterochromatin could simply have been expelled from this region as a consequence imposed by the NB's design and dimensions, if prerequisite for proper nuclear-peripheral positioning of Tpr's C-terminal domain for other functions.

"Ironically, this same system, which lets collection agencies break the law without consequence, imposes severe consequences on borrowers when they get into trouble and fall behind on their payments".

Therefore, I accept the consequences imposed upon me".

He wrote, "There is no longer a need to deprive Doe of her liberty interests in the way collateral consequences imposed by the law have been doing.

The proposed legislation also lays down the fundamental principles of proportionality, progressiveness and equal treatment, applicable to the legal consequences imposed on the violating media entities.

The same principles make juveniles as a group less rational in their thinking and thus less likely to be deterred from crime by seeing the consequences imposed on others.

In addition to revealing the universality of the linear relationship between residue burial and selective constraint across solvent environments, our work highlights the distinct residue-level evolutionary consequences imposed by the unique biophysical properties of the membrane environment.

The BNP's answer to this future crisis in global capitalism is novel and direct: withdraw from the European Union, whatever the economic consequences, impose import controls, and then hope to rule through the following chaos.

Crisis situations such as natural disasters with environmental consequences impose the coordination of numerous stakeholders: firemen, medical organizations, police, etc.

Aside from the impairment of an individual patient, the negative consequences impose a significant economic burden for many health care systems [ 2].