Sentence examples for effects that follow from inspiring English sources

This method is effective for mapping genes with large phenotypic effects that follow Mendelian laws of inheritance using a large-pedigree linkage approach, and its success in identifying novel hypertension genes is best described by Lifton's works [3], [4].

"We're very sorry about the horrible effects that follow for the workforce and contractors.

Proponents believe that sulfur injection essentially would mimic the atmospheric effects that follow volcanic eruptions.

"We are very sorry about the failure of City Link and we're very sorry about the horrible effects that follow for the workforce and contractors," said Moulton in response to claims the business had been mismanaged.

In the days following the company's failure, he said: "I must say on behalf of Better Capital and its board of directors that we are very sorry about the failure of City Link and we're very sorry about the horrible effects that follow for the workforce and contractors.

The side effects that follow use of the printing press, particularly for a "reserve currency" and inevitable monetization, are global and can be harsh.

Now the litany of side effects that follows every promotion is so mind-numbing — drowsiness, insomnia, loss of appetite, weight gain — as to make the message meaningless.

"But it was also the cascading effects that followed that.

Clearly, reward-induced motivation had an effect on reorienting and the accompanying inhibitory effects that followed the initial capture of attention by the abrupt onset cues.

Reducing specific exposures to potentially harmful agents on the basis of credible early warnings of initial harmful impacts, thus limiting the size of any other surprise impacts from the same agent, such as the asbestos cancers that followed asbestosis; and the PCB neurotoxicological effects that followed its wildlife impacts.

Consider an underwater snake robot with N links described by (19), influenced both by added mass and linear drag effects, that follows any sinusoidal gait pattern described by (22).