Sentence examples for consequences relevant from inspiring English sources

To compare and contrast clinician, patient, and caregiver perspectives to generate all important and salient items for a new scale to measure medical consequences relevant to adult patients with dysphagia.

This has at least two consequences relevant to bambusoid plastome phylogenomics.

This depressing experience has had two consequences relevant to this article.

A time horizon of 24 h is chosen, which is appropriate to reveal costs and consequences relevant for inpatient analysis.

Here, we examined the ATP-binding capabilities of PTEN and functional consequences, relevant to cancer-associated mutations.

Similar variations by province, sector, nursing category, and unit were found in the multiple regressions of health system consequences relevant to the moonlighting group only (Table 4).

As a consequence, relevant variation in the marks is increased.

A consequence relevant to the electron-accepting properties of PFAFs is the reduced number of nt-DBIPs formed in such ribbon-like addition patterns.

The use of generic drugs may have as consequence relevant changes in formulations, such as the reversion from STR to ≥2 pills/tablets combination.

Some consequences are relevant, some aren't.

But such a conclusion would be supported only if all the subjects in the experiment were consequentialists, specifically believing that only harmful consequences are relevant to moral wrongness.