This way not only the frequency of large-early-releases (LERF) but also the related radiological consequences are drastically reduced.
But during adolescence, the consequences become drastically clear, when "'the conflict between social and biological time is greater than at any point in our lives" according to the academics.
The shippers, i.e., the buyers of the maritime services, have garnered very little attention from the research community, even though their systems bear the grunt of the consequences of drastically shifting the properties of the services available.
It's true, for example, that women do commit domestic violence, but the consequences are drastically dissimilar in both numbers or severity.
The consequence is drastically heroic, as members of the crew don useless suits and wade into the wet hellhole of the radioactive area to repair the damage; after ten-minute shifts, they come out scalded, vomiting, and doomed, like victims of an instant plague, and you can hear the otherwise restless audience freeze and gasp.
This presumably is a consequence of drastically reduced CO2 assimilation rates [ 30].
As a consequence, photorespiration is drastically reduced as compared to C3 plants, and C4 plants are characterized by a high photosynthetic efficiency.
As a consequence of this drastically increased metabolic demand for Gln, endogenous Gln production cannot keep pace, and the body's Gln reservoir (mainly skeletal muscle) becomes depleted rapidly.
For instance, there's a robust body of research on how living in a bad neighborhood has drastically negative consequences for children in later in life.
