The incident spurred him and other students to action to make their campus inclusive of indigenous students and have a "consequential effect on their education".
However, the extent and manner that ceRNAs can exert a consequential effect on the repression of targets for that miRNA is currently unclear (Broderick and Zamore, 2014).
Furthermore, the presence of glucose was noticed to have more consequential effect on NO3 − N removal as opposed to sucrose.
However, a first-of-its-kind experimental study finds that Facebook banner "ads had no politically consequential effect on knowledge of the candidate, his favorability, or support for his election among voters".
We found mobile phone and web portal communications for diabetes to have a consequential treatment effect when used by patients and their PCPs.
In a number of papers using quite sophisticated research designs, Raj Chetty, an economist at Harvard, and colleagues show that the quality of one's kindergarten teacher has lasting and consequential effects on adult earnings, and that students who have highly effective teachers are more likely to go to college, as well as experience other positive social outcomes.
Increasing economic activities and rapid demographic changes in a number of African countries may have consequential effects on environmental quality.
It said: "Transaction levels at the upper end of the housing market have been affected by the significant increase in transaction taxes over the past 18 months, which will have consequential effects on both social mobility and the supply of new homes".
The uncertainty has a "consequential adverse impact on investment levels and transaction volumes", Berkeley said in a statement.
