Sentence examples for consequence of generating from inspiring English sources

Our results imply that mandating the public disclosure of performance measures, particularly measures that are relatively informative about ability but are difficult to influence through managerial effort, may have the unintended consequence of generating inefficiencies in firms' employment contracts.

Obama's binge spending is having the unintended consequence of generating broad support for cutbacks.

While the motivation behind this decision may have been to emphasise inclusion rather than exclusion, it would appear that, for these educators, it has had the unintended consequence of generating a feeling of exclusion.

In addition, we have shown that ability to maintain near aerobic [ATP] was not the consequence of generating more mitochondria per se.

Differentiation of bacteria as they evolved along different lineages is expected to be partly as a consequence of generating different enzyme family members in the course of the divergence process.

It is an ethical conundrum that the need to protect vulnerable populations against research has the consequence of generating a lower standard of safety in routine care for these very patients, who arguably deserve more protection and less exposure to risk in the course of their medical treatment.

Lets us now envisage the consequences of generating hybrid offspring where one sex is fertile and the other one is either sterile or dead.

Still, most preclinical researchers avoid studying female rodents due to the added complexity of research plans [ 1], without regard for the consequences of generating data that is mostly relevant to only half of the population.

More frequent Pap tests have very tangible consequences in terms of generating unnecessary biopsies for women with ambiguous results, and the accompanying anxiety, the study said.

Ironically, few institutions have a formal process for reviewing the quality of QI projects, including their risk, possible unintended consequences and likelihood of generating new knowledge.

For instance, one specialist spoke about how when he stages a patient for breast cancer (entering data about the exact size and shape of the tumor) he is frustrated that the EHR cannot follow the logical consequence of automatically generating "breast cancer" on the problem list.