Sentence examples similar to eventual repercussion from inspiring English sources
The partitioning of SS activity in these different regions may influence their individual kinetic behaviours through their interaction with substrate and other starch biosynthetic enzymes, with eventual repercussions for granule structure.
firm nicely for an eventual rebound.
This has far-reaching repercussions on eventual heart health, and on overall physical, emotional and intellectual well-being.
The present findings dovetail with growing evidence showing the influence of DA in the regulation of sleep-wake pattern and the significant repercussions that eventual reductions of this neurotransmitter may generate, particularly in PD patients.
A bungled and possibly contested convention could have lasting repercussions not only for the eventual nominee but also for the Republican brand.
While deeply aware of all this, Sowande was at the Oval watching Basil D'Oliveira score 158 against the Australians – an event that had political repercussions, as it led to the eventual cancellation of an England tour to South Africa because of D'Oliveira's Cape Coloured origins.
But the repercussions of the Vienna agreement go far beyond history's eventual verdict on a US president.
Their eventual total was 163.
Repercussion, Special Issue, volume 7-8.
The arrowheads show the eventual election outcome.
