Sentence examples for consequences the frequency of from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, only one recent study has investigated the reproductive consequences (the frequency of hypospadias) of in utero exposure to both genistein and vinclozolin (Vilela et al. 2007).

Such mutations in the mut genes can change the DNA repair mechanism; as a consequence, the frequency of resistant mutant formation might increase.

This had no consequences for the frequency of analgesic recommendations, however (n.s, Chi = 0.031) (see also Table  4).

Similarly, not conducting certain tests for monitoring can have undesired consequences, especially if the frequency of these tests is low.

The immediate consequence is that the frequency of the cluster in the realizable dendrogram is 1 and the frequency of any other cluster is 0. (CC_{rg}(C,D_k)>0) iff there is a common graph between C, and (D_k) whose cardinality is two.

The 'Payment by Results' (PbR) system used by the NHS appears to have an unintended consequence of increasing the frequency of clinical appointments [ 14].

Statistics show banning abortion makes women more likely to suffer serious health consequences instead of reducing the frequency of abortions.

Stillbirth (SB) is another serious consequence of prolonged, obstructed labor, yet the frequency of SB in women with OF is poorly described.

The best models we have now project that, as a consequence of climate change, the frequency of extreme-weather events, from superstorms to droughts, will increase sharply.

So the knowledge about sources of failure, their physical consequence related to plant operation and the frequency of effects (incident consequence) is of great value for improvement.

The report added that as well as cities' contribution to climate change, towns and cities around the globe were also vulnerable to the potential consequences, such as: Increase in the frequency of warm spells/heat waves over most land areas.