Sentence examples for had a major consequence from inspiring English sources
While that has been hard to take in real-time, it has had a major consequence - it opened up a much more accessible platform for many other trans persons throughout the media.
The perceived risk for being infected was considered moderately high and more than half agreed to some degree that being infected with the A/H1N1 influenza would have a major consequence on their health.
Over 50% of the participants agreed to some extent that being infected with the A/H1N1 influenza would have a major consequence on their health (median, 5/9), with medical staff presenting the lower rates and auxiliary staff presenting the higher rates (p < 0.0005).
The E.C.B.'s actions, while welcome, had a major unintended consequence.
This has been a major consequence from the clinical application of the biomarker prostate specific antigen (PSA).
He warns, however, that not compensating employees for injuries that arise from work but cannot be pinpointed to a particular event could have a major unintended consequence: employers could possibly be sued for large damages outside the workers' compensation system.
For any country, however, the presence or absence of oil has a major economic consequence.
Together the lack of significant effect of T1410 mutation on dimerization and kinase activity indicate that it does not have a major functional consequence on LRRK2's phosphorylating activity towards other substrates.
Sequentially, autoantibodies bind to complement fragments, which have a major functional consequence to cause tissue injury, especially in the kidney [ 39, 40].
A major consequence has been a renewed emphasis on wood production.
