Sentence examples for consequences relative to from inspiring English sources

If such a transition takes place in the germ cells of an established species we can envisage two consequences relative to the originating cell.

Female, but not male, MSB participants showed reduced consumption on special occasions and fewer alcohol-related negative consequences relative to control subjects at followup.

In conclusion, we have shown that the effects of combined lifestyle behaviors led to adverse health consequences, relative to the health of those with no lifestyle behaviors, with respect to all-cause and cause-specific mortality.

Further, we find that QTL regions as a class are more likely to harbor variants predicted to have functional consequences relative to randomly selected non-QTL and non-IBD genomic regions of similar size (Additional file 15).

Unlike the 21st birthday PFI without the friend component, the 21st birthday PFI with the friend component reduced consequences relative to the control group, as did all three in-person conditions.

Adding rainfall in the wet season for the Vadu and AMK sites, for example, would have significantly different (and negative) consequences relative to adding moisture during the half of the year when nearly none falls.

Therefore, there is a scaling effect such that the span of the hook becomes of little consequence relative to the material properties of the hook.

This section also comprises data for both options on the chance of short term consequences (risks relative to PDA, surgical PDA ligation and severe IVH) and the chance of long term outcomes (survival and neurosensory impairment), and potential adverse effects (gastrointestinal perforation and renal impairment) specifically related to indomethacin prophylaxis.

He opened the hearing on Mr. Hagel's confirmation by calling him an "old friend" and saying he is a person willing to give "unvarnished advice, a person of integrity and one who has a personal understanding of the consequences of decisions relative to the use of military force".

We do not know of any studies that have yet examined the crucial downstream mnemonic and emotional consequences of suppression relative to acceptance.

If patients with functional motor symptoms over-attend to the sensory consequences of movement, relative to the motor planning that underwrites conscious intentions, one would expect that their sense of intention for other movements might also be abnormal, where this tendency a trait-like phenomenon.