Sentence examples for consequences both on from inspiring English sources
In the simulations we have not considered the possible impact of natural selection and its consequences both on the estimated taxes of recombination (as they rely on measures of linkage disequilibrium) and on FST measures.
Many view early school leaving as a serious economic and social phenomenon that has important consequences both on individuals and on society.
A distinction between these two possible scenarios would have important consequences both on the comprehension of apoptosis dysregulation in tumors and on the design of therapeutic approaches targeted to selectively eliminate neoplastic cells.
The variation of task had profound consequences both for viewing behavior on regions of interest (headline, picture, and brand name) and recall but did not affect the main effect of ad complexity.
As a consequence, both on-board and space-ground communications are performed using reliable and proven interfaces simplifying the integration of the nano-satellite as well as enabling the use of already existing ground station equipment.
The influence of the calcium/protein molar ratio on β-lactoglobulin (β-LG) denaturation and its consequence both on fouling mass along the plate heat exchanger and the structure of the fouling layer were studied.
The innate immune system is well-suited to convey information about the type and degree of 'infectious' stress encountered by the organism because it communicates via soluble effectors (cytokines) that can have profound consequences on both individual cells and on total body metabolism.
Presumably, this SNP2, through causing a "mild" effect on splicing, is likely to have a stronger effect on RPT5b protein accumulation with deleterious consequences on both male gametophyte and sporophyte development.
The potent cross-talk between these cells may lead to NK cell activation, DC activation or apoptosis, depending on the activation status of the cells, with important functional consequences on both innate and adaptive immune responses [30].
Unless the subject matter catches the imagination and has clear consequences on both sides of the argument, then invariably the line of seeming least resistance wins out.
The result of all this downward pressure on wages and cutbacks in public services has been the evisceration of the middle class, with similar consequences on both sides of the Atlantic.
