Sentence examples for effect consequence from inspiring English sources
They [ibid] also detail the hazard or effect consequence of each physicochemical characteristic.
Buddhists believe in Karma, a cause and effect consequence of our behaviours.
The positive side effect consequence of RME is widening of the upper jaw skeletal structure which additionally increases both the section and capacity of the nasal cavity.
Thus, in many contexts where "function" has been used as a noun, "effect," "consequence," or "activity" would be more appropriately neutral, and "casual role" (or simply "role") would remain fully accurate.
Alternatively, the present population genetic structure might be the result of a bottleneck effect, consequence of the fragmentation of a previously wider species distribution range that was reduced due to land-use changes (Arenas et al. 2012).
If users start clearing their profile data, reducing their feed browsing, and ceasing to share, the breach could have significant financial and network effect consequences for Facebook.
But there is no conventionally structured cause-and-effect consequence to this.
It is tempting to speculate about a role of natural selection in shaping this pattern, which would fit into suggestions about selection leading, in some cases, to disease as a side-effect consequence of adaptation [ 41, 42].
Also, it is challenging to know if this pattern is a side-effect consequence of the resistance phenotype or if it is part of the mechanisms of resistance developed by the insects against Cry toxins.
It is indicative of a political establishment which is still struggling to come to terms with the flowering of democracy Scotland witnessed last autumn, and its ongoing effects – consequences which Westminster has barely begun to properly understand, let alone deal with.
As John L. Austin, a philosopher of language, wrote a few decades ago in "How to Do Things With Words", "speech-acts" have "perlocutionary" effects, consequences flowing from utterances that speakers may not have intended.
