Sentence examples for consequences show from inspiring English sources

The consequences show that QWs with four Si-doped QBs have larger carrier localization energy (41 meV), lower turn-on (3.27 V) and breakdown (− 6.77 V) voltages, and higher output power of light of blue LEDs at higher injection current than other samples.

Among wealthy societies that are more unequal, and especially show increases in inequality, these consequences show up more than in societies with lower inequality.

These effects and consequences show the importance of optimizing the ChEI dose for the individual patient with AD.

Examples such as lead in toys that are made in one country and sold in another, food that is grown or harvested locally and shipped to tables worldwide, and pollution that is generated in one place and migrates through air or water with far-reaching and often unexpected consequences show us that our perspective on environmental health must be broad.

Call it, perhaps, the "Unintended (and Not-so-Unintended) Consequences Show".

His comment that "the importance of recognizing that a premature drawdown of our forces would likely have devastating consequences" shows the greedy arrogance and thus major flaw in the Bush administration's foreign policy in the Middle East.

The nature of these consequences showed up in a series of medical studies on the apparent effects of smoking that were conducted or completed during the fifties and the sixties.

"At the time, in popular culture, on TV etc, there was a sense that drinking was part of life but rarely were the negative consequences shown".

Using the methodical approach in identifying all significant consequences showed that unexpected unit processes can be important when deciding on the relevant system boundary.

One of the consequences shown in ex vivo studies is increased formation of dentinal defects in the canal walls for both NiTi rotary and hand instrument techniques (Shemesh et al. 2011; Topcuoglu et al. 2014).

Expert studies amplify the long-term consequences; showing anywhere from 30%to50%0% of homeless adults identified themselves as once being in foster care.