Sentence examples for consequences produced from inspiring English sources

Additional investigations are needed to identify the nature of the sensory consequences produced during episodes of skin picking in PWS.

The minimal temperature and cooking values necessary for peeling to take place, and the consequences produced at cellular level, especially in pectic constituents, were determined.

Finally, the Court normally presumes that the words "lawfully made under this title" carry the same meaning when they appear in different but related sections, and it is unlikely that Congress would have intended the consequences produced by a geographical interpretation.

One thing to note is that the theory is a form of consequentialism: the right action is understood entirely in terms of consequences produced.

With this latest report from members of Senate Foreign Relations Committee, we are reminded yet again not only of the importance of scaling down lofty expectations, but also recognizing the unintended consequences produced by the noblest of aims.

In contrast, our experimental approach allowed the evaluation of the behavior consequences produced by the selective and unilateral lesions of substantia nigra, where methamphetamine is expected to stimulate only the intact non-transfected cells.

Now it seems that this lovely long-term bond can on rare occasions have dire consequences, producing an autoimmune reaction in either the bearer or the born.

That debacle, combined with the "Black Hawk down" experience in Somalia in 1993, was to have disastrous consequences, producing a period of isolationism that led to President Clinton failing to intervene to stop the genocide in Rwanda in 1994.

It is stated by Cummiskey [27] that in result-based theory a murder is considered right if its consequences produce good result.

This lèse-majesté was carried farthest in France, which, perhaps in consequence, produced the largest number of good geometers in Europe during the late 18th century.

Coronal holes persist for many 27-day solar (equatorial) rotations and, as a consequence, produce recurrent magnetic storms.