Sentence examples for consequences on the structure from inspiring English sources
Thus, altering the volume of water through the basin would have negative consequences on the structure and dynamics of local communities, and also in the stability of ecosystem functions.
Spatial variability of soil properties and geological anomaly can be very important in the case of low weight buildings with continuous spread footings inducing differential settlements which can have harmful consequences on the structure.
The association of SecA with SecYEG has major consequences on the structure and activity.
Large differences in the pI of milk proteins might have important consequences on the structure, properties, functionality and interaction of these proteins.
As Dr Malonne noted, the five amino acid changes made to design NESP could have consequences on the structure of the molecule.
The documented influence of earthworms and/or AMF on the food selection of these generalist slugs suggests potential far-reaching consequences on the structure, plant diversity and functioning of grassland communities (South 1992; Frank 2003; Peters et al. 2006), which definitely merit further attention.
We therefore quantified the effects of a small perpendicular groyne on the physical characteristics of a sandy beach and documented the consequences for the structure of macrobenthic communities on the beach intersected by the groyne.
The ability of metagenomics to track population-level variation in viritope sequences allows for a culture-independent method for evaluating the fast co-evolution of host and viral genomes and its consequence on the structuring of complex microbial communities.
Single nucleotide polymorphism effect predictor (VEP) was used for predicting the variant consequences on the protein structure based on Ensembl (version 61).
If terrestriality does indeed lower the costs and increase the opportunities for agonism, then substrate use may have underappreciated consequences on the social structure of animal groups.
Sex differences in philopatry and dispersal have important consequences on the genetic structure of populations, social groups, and social relationships within groups.
