Sentence examples for consequences substituting from inspiring English sources
And like all technologies, the devices -- including motion sensors, pill compliance detectors and wireless devices that transmit data on blood pressure, weight, oxygen and glucose levels -- may have unintended consequences, substituting electronic measurements for face-to-face contact with doctors, nurses and family members.
"At a minimum, Americans should understand the consequences of substituting generals and Green Berets for diplomats, and 19-year-old paratroopers for police and aid workers on nation-building missions," she says.
We investigated the functional consequences of substituting E457 to glutamine in hSGLT3.
The objective of this study was to analyse, through computer simulations, the consequences of substituting pedigree coancestry with molecular coancestry, calculated from genome-wide marker information, for the removal of exogenous genetic material from an introgressed population.
To determine if overexpression of other β integrins has similar functional consequence we substituted the CD18 cDNA with a murine CD49d cDNA and transfected the construct (CD49d/pSub2) into D10 cells.
Time has vindicated that composer's first thoughts in this matter, if with the unfortunate consequence that his substitute final movement -- the last music he completed -- now has no home.
We furthermore show that the minor adjacent pathways of the carbon metabolism, neglected in all kinetic models of Calvin-Benson cycle, cannot be substituted without consequences in the mass production dynamics.
The consequences of modifying probe/target interactions by either changing the labelling protocol or by substituting RNA by DNA targets are demonstrated.
As a consequence, the World Health Organization (WHO) substituted a virus from the B/Victoria/2/87 lineage in the 2006 2007 vaccine recommendations [ 37].
