Sentence examples for consequences manifested from inspiring English sources

Basic emotional needs of these children had not been met, and the consequences manifested in school performance and social development.

These data suggest that RDX is a logical approach not only for the treatment of hypertension and insulin resistance, but also for other clinical adverse consequences manifested by sympathetic hyperactivity.

But then the law of unintended consequences manifests itself in two ways.

(2011, 22) A fifth issue for online democracy relates to the contentious debate emerging on social media platforms about the extent to which controversial or unpopular speech ought to be tolerated or punished by private actors, especially when the consequences manifest in traditional offline contexts and spaces such as the university.

Annually, there are 4,500 AIDS-related deaths and the consequences manifest themselves in all segments of society and the economy.

This has important functional consequences, manifesting as impaired calcium transport by sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic reticulum calcium ATPase (SERCA) and loss of excitation-contraction coupling [ 21, 41].

I fear that until such time that the environmental consequences are manifested in ways that we cannot even imagine today, we will continue on largely oblivious to the likely consequences.

These consequences are manifested primarily in the germline.

The bodily consequences also manifested themselves in daily life in other ways, e.g. as panic attacks and were experienced regardless of whether or not the situation of abuse was related to a physical act.

Senator John McCain recently denounced the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision as "naïve and politically ignorant," telling Roll Call, the Capitol Hill newspaper, that "the consequences are manifesting themselves every day in what will someday be, sooner rather than later, a huge scandal".

Some came by a capitalistic force so inhumane that its consequences still manifest in policies and practices today.