Sentence examples for example the consequence of from inspiring English sources

If many parents are already nervous about taking a bruised child to the doctors in case eyebrows are raised, one can only guess at how Starmer's "compulsion to report" would ratchet up the pressure on professionals to eye parents suspiciously, to see every cut and graze as "evidence" of wrongdoing (rather than for example the consequence of boisterous play).

This is, for example, the consequence of assuming CES preferences, which is the usual assumption in the literature.

For example, the consequence of a copy number loss within a heterozygous lupus susceptibility interval may depend upon whether the wild-type or the risk allele was lost.

"Let us take, as an example, the consequences of the conjugal activities of Hitler's great-great-great grandparents: in ways that were epistemically inaccessible to the couple, the consequences of their reproductive act eventually included genocide.

Take for example the consequences of inter-rater variability on inferences based on periodontal assessments.

In the above example the consequences of partial effectiveness of the pneumococcal vaccine for the CERs were totally unexpected.

For example, the consequences of the forest structure (primary or secondary forest) could not be considered in our extrapolation.

For example, the consequences of Snail2 knockdown in avian embryonic neural crest can be avoided by transfection of Snail1 [ 16].

For example, the consequences of a severe reaction in skin (e.g. fibrosis) would be far less dramatic than that seen in the spinal cord (e.g. paraplegia).

Nevertheless, this data indicates that there is unavoidable run to run variation in HPV qPCR, reflecting for example, the consequences of repeated manual handling in replicate runs.

This means that the intention of doctors to prescribe HT was not under the influence of those doctors' personal evaluation of this action (for example, the consequences of prescribing HT on the woman's health outcomes).