Sentence examples for explicit consequences from inspiring English sources

The former feature links explicit consequences for gene expression to variation in the cis-regulatory sequence.

Frequency of the X-4 fusion exhibits a strong positive correlation with latitude, which has explicit consequences for unfused 4th chromosomes.

The mathematical reference model we devised is simplistic in that it omits the explicit consequences of macromolecular crowding and diffusion barriers: With respect to diffusion the cytosol cannot be considered to be a homogeneous aqueous environment as it is densely crowded by organelles and macromolecules.

And if it's not explicit, the consequences of becoming fixated on war emerge in the life stories of these men.

Third, it makes explicit the consequences of the results of meta-analysis and sensitivity analyses for both stability ratings and strength ratings.

By virtue of this interest, we state its content as an explicit result from which we will derive some interesting consequences.

Despite explicit warnings, the consequences of the invasion were underestimated.

But Ken Roth, of Human Rights Watch, was more explicit about the consequences of the "composite calculus".

Last week, his party issued a paper making explicit what those consequences might have been.

The evidence from users can also highlight potential future controversy and make explicit the social consequences of decisions.

He also concluded that the judgments about the severity of the threat posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction were presented with a certainty that was not justified, and – despite explicit warnings – the consequences of the invasion were underestimated.