Sentence examples for consequences that work? from inspiring English sources
Thus, inactivation of TORC2-Ypk1 signaling upon hyperosmotic shock has at least two coordinated consequences that work synergistically to cause glycerol accumulation and promote cell survival, a similar outcome but mechanistically distinct from the processes evoked by Hog1 activation.
What are the consequences for skilled work that accompany this development?
So if you're looking at this from a business context, are there some examples of those kinds of best practices who maybe have these unintended consequences, or unclear consequences, that you've found this at work in a company you've been working with?
Would you feel better about your job if you knew that as a consequence of whatever work you do, fewer kids would die of malnutrition and more of them would get educated?
Ideas were more fruitfully exchanged, most importantly in the realms of military technology, law, administration and nation-building, with consequences that are still working themselves out.
And charities have warned of unintended consequences that could impede their work in informing government policy.
Take, for example, the consequences that have followed the work of Andrew Wakefield, whose paper linking autism to childhood vaccinations was withdrawn by The Lancet not long ago.
Bristol and Levi, in contrast, represent the outcome of a system that preaches abstinence without the foundation of adult supervision, a promising future, or draconian consequences that once made it work.
"My position is that there are a number of legal consequences that have to be worked through [on the citizenship issues].
In addition, criminal prosecutions can easily lead to all sorts of collateral consequences that could prevent BP from working full tilt on safety.
And taxing natural-resource rents at high rates does not cause the adverse consequences that follow from taxing savings or work (reserves of iron ore and natural gas cannot move to another country to avoid taxation).
