Sentence examples for group consequences from inspiring English sources

In the current study, we explored, using fish as an indicator group, consequences of the transformation of natural stream networks to a mixture of natural and artificial watercourses.

The study instrument assessed the knowledge of HCWs by asking questions about the nature, aetiology, symptoms, risk group, consequences, source of transmission, prevention and treatment of MERS-CoV.

The FIGO stage was grouped into low (1A or 1B), borderline (2A 2B), and high grades (⩾3A) because this grouping has consequences for therapy, and gives more relevant information about the relation between FIGO stage and screening history.

This time grouping has consequences for identification, which we discuss in Section 4.2.

Prolonged treatment with vitamin C increases plasma oxalate concentrations in patients with renal failure [44] and results in increased urinary oxalate in patients receiving total parenteral nutrition [45], although in these patient groups the consequences of hyperoxalemia are unknown.

For both 1KG and ESP datasets, transcripts in the GENCODE Comprehensive geneset overlap with more variants in all broad groups of consequences than RefSeq NXR transcripts.

Chronic community violence is widespread among settings or social groups; its consequences impact significant portions of the community over a substantial period of time (Lorion 1998).

The evidence base contributed by this study indicates that interventions should generally focus on assisting individuals, rather than targeting specific groups; disaster consequences can easily overwhelm sociodemographic boundaries, and people have deeply personal expressions of resilient well-being.

The opposite is true for transcripts in the GENCODE Basic which overlap fewer variants than RefSeq NXR transcripts for variants in all broad groups of consequences except UTR and non-coding transcript, 'other' variants in the 1KG dataset.

This indicates that the ABI3 and HSI groups are consequence of an ancient duplication event of an ancestor of the B3 genes which was similar to the algae genes (Figure 9).

"For these groups, the consequence of an accept-all-comers policy is marginalization".