Sentence examples for consequences not simply from inspiring English sources

However, we cannot overstate the importance of any cuts or changes being carefully considered from a fully informed perspective and with an eye to long-term consequences, not simply short-term expediency.

Hence, the LPS TLR4 interaction is regarded as the key interaction between Gram-negative bacteria and the innate immune system with consequences not simply for the elimination of the invading organism or organisms but also for the morbidity induced by the resulting inflammation.

Schwartz and colleagues (2009) argued that left temporal pole damage has, as a consequence, not simply word-retrieval deficits, but more specifically the mechanism of mapping meaning to words by transmitting fine-grained semantic distinctions from the concept to the lexical system for naming, such that a disruption at this level results in semantic errors in naming (e.g. 'horse' for 'cow').

As father and agent to my son, I had to think long-term and of all the consequences, and not simply be wooed by the riches that were being laid before us.

The impact of childhood epilepsy can only be appreciated by understanding that epilepsy comprises a set of complex neurobehavioral conditions with significant social consequences, and not simply disorders of recurrent seizures.

The consistent selection of the HOXA cluster on chromosome 7p15 in the sequential model building method, suggests that down-regulation of these genes is an additive event and not simply a consequence of rearrangements on chromosome 8.

24 This "observational intensity" effect was not simply the consequence of poorer health: greater observational intensity led to healthier people being labeled "chronically ill," with a commensurate decline in case fatality rates (the proportion of patients diagnosed as chronically ill who died).

Critics fear that Law and Justice's decision to instrumentalize the far right will prove a dangerous miscalculation for the country, with lasting consequences that will not simply be corrected in the pendulum swing of parliamentary politics.

Thus, Spartin may be upregulated in part as a general consequence of aneuploidy, and not simply because of its increased copy number.

These data suggest that the G protein subunit present does not affect antagonist affinity and therefore any changes in agonist affinity observed are probably a result of G protein preference and not simply a consequence of the assay system.

To ensure that this was a direct effect of blocking the CD16 antibody receptor and not simply a consequence of adding a second antibody which might compete for Fc-receptor sites, we added a non-specific antibody against prostate membrane-specific antigen instead of anti-CD16 and this did not block hPR1A3-mediated killing of MKN45.