Sentence examples for consequence substantially from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, substantially more patients are seen at the integrated GP cooperative compared to the separated GP cooperative [ 4, 5].

Evidence for a possible notochord in vetulicolians provides new support for placing this abundant and diverse Cambrian group more crownward and, as a consequence, substantially increases the diversity, disparity and abundance of Cambrian chordates [ 26- 28, 31, 32, 37].

The combination of small credible sets with improved annotation of non-coding consequences substantially reduces the size of the associated region and number of plausible target genes.

Importantly, the inability to flexibly cope with changes among relevant contingencies as a consequence of substantially reduced numbers of adult generated hippocampal neurons is predicted by a recent mathematical model [12].

As a consequence, even substantially increased risks might go undetected, and evidence will tend to be equivocal.

Importantly, however, the QFT-GIT testing strategy was associated with overall increases in QALYs despite the small increase in active TB cases, a consequence of substantially fewer individuals being prescribed LTBI treatment and less related adverse events.

This definition does not allow for a correction for variable follow-up length across studies by calculating annual incidence rates, as studies with longer follow-up periods are likely to miss more incident cases and as a consequence would substantially underestimate true yearly incidence rates.

Greater density and some additional commercial development — both usually opposed by residents oblivious to the financial consequences — could substantially improve the revenue-expense balance for these suburbs.

Similarly, in women, the burden of adverse consequences was substantially greater among hazardous drinkers than their non-hazardous peers, with 73% regretting something they said or did after drinking compared with 35.5% of their peers.

Such a natural experiment provided an opportunity to inform Australian policy-makers about the consequences of substantially reducing heroin use, a policy goal that has only rarely been achieved.

Any number of things could happen while the property is being rented out and no landlord would want to find themselves in a position where they are totally unprotected because they have no insurance in place and, as a consequence, end up substantially out of pocket.