Sentence examples for earlier consequences from inspiring English sources

The effects of iron deficiency on haemoglobin concentration are well known, but less well recognised are the earlier consequences prior to the development of anaemia.

Of course, Mr Abe does not want war with neighbours, an earlier consequence of promoting the kokutai.

A geriatrician who diagnosed Alzheimer's disease in Mrs. Astor in 2000 testified in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday that her household staff — maids, nurses, chauffeurs, cooks and more — helped her stave off the early consequences of the disease better than the average person.

As the first state to implement the legislation in 2014, Colorado is an important example to begin investigating early consequences of specific policy choices while other jurisdictions consider their own legislation although the empirical evidence base is only beginning to accrue.

They'd suffered the early consequences of the "shock therapy" economic reforms that would soon be introduced across much of Eastern Europe and, after 1991, Russia.

Our data suggest that early consequences of decreased folate metabolism, mediated at least in part by decreased cellular methylation, can lead to a more immediate impact on β-catenin regulation by GSK3 than indicated previously.

Its advantages compared to constitutive approaches are that early consequences of the presence of the investigated gene product can be studied, and that it facilitates the analysis also of growth inhibitory or cytotoxic gene products.

One of the earliest consequences of hyperstimulation is the formation of pancreatic edema.

Thus, hypoxia and HIF induction, early consequences of the process of tumorigenesis, are major drivers of this process [ 227].

Stomach infections may have early consequences on the enteric nervous system that manifest as gastrointestinal (GI) dysfunction including constipation [ 99].

To understand the early consequences of frataxin depletion in liver, mice were dissected at 4 weeks after birth.