Sentence examples for consequences in the context from inspiring English sources

In Coalition for Responsible Regulation v. EPA, Judge Kavanaugh opined that EPA has authority to regulate greenhouse gases only to the extent that such authority produced no "extreme consequences" in the context of emissions.

The consequences in the context of AF are clear: MFBs can directly depolarize the surrounding cardiomyocytes tissue and thus lead to local conduction slowing and enhance the likelihood of arrhythmia (cf. paragraph below).

Therefore, the actual mechanisms underlying protein methylation and its phenotypic consequences in the context of cellular pluripotency and differentiation are likely far more complicated than what was originally thought.

Whether the laryngeal adductor reflex is abnormal in chronic cough patients without GORD and whether this deficit has any pathophysiological consequences in the context of excessive coughing remains unknown.

Is there a systematic approach to data mining that will allow us to extract clues about how to manipulate well-characterized biochemical pathways and gene networks to achieve a set of desired phenotypic consequences in the context of agricultural production?

Similarly, ELK-1 and JNK isoforms are known separately as cancer relevant genes regulating important oncogenic pathways, such as cell proliferation, apoptosis, and DNA damage; however, their possible interactions and biological consequences in the context of CRC have not been reported [ 60].

However, to design focused environmental prevention programs (i.e., changing the environment where drinking occurs) (Treno and Lee 2002) aimed at reducing these consequences in the contexts where they occur, more information about the mechanisms that link situations, people, and places are needed.

Using these ideas, we introduce a new definition of logical consequence in the context of active logic, as well as a new definition of soundness such that, when reasoning with consistent premises, all classically sound rules remain sound in our new sense.

Aleppo was certainly a development of huge consequence in the context of six years of Syria's crisis, but it has merely set the stage for a new and likely far more dangerous phase of conflict.

The consequence of violating this trust would likely be an end to (future) collaboration – an important consequence in the context of genomics research where collaboration is essential for successful research.

Jackson [ 8] found that this problem was of little practical consequence in the context of meta-analysis and this idea warrants further investigation in both the meta-analysis and meta-regression scenarios.