Sentence examples for highlighted consequences from inspiring English sources

Studies 6 and 7 highlighted consequences: Participants incurred costs to avoid repeats so to maximize enjoyment, in specific contexts for which repetition would have been at least as enjoyable as the novel alternative (Studies 6 and 7).

One such study highlighted consequences of stroke that were important to stroke survivors, but which probably would not have been identified using standardised outcome measures [ 12].

However, the higher incidence of DES in old people, ever-increasing demands of modern life style such as computer use and air conditioner, and prolonged life expectancy in recent year all highlighted the consequence of DES for vision-related QoL in the general population.

Weight related problems and child respiratory conditions such as asthma and wheeze were strongly associated with maternal smoking during pregnancy and several other child health outcomes were also highlighted as potential consequences.

The final categories highlighted two unintended consequences (categories one and two) and expectations for dementia services through structural changes (category three).

Specifically, warnings presented more immediate health consequences, highlighted smoking's social unacceptability, and recast smoking as a poison that could inflict immediate harm.

We have chosen proactive behaviors because they are highlighted as the beneficial consequences resulting from organizational pride (Katzenbach 2003).

In addition, educating staff around violence, its negative consequences was highlighted, but rarely provided to staff.

However, statistical analysis may obscure individual patients in whom discussion of prognosis may lead to adverse psychological consequences, as highlighted by descriptive studies [ 11].

Yesterday's surprising endorsement highlighted one of the unintended consequences of the Democrats' vaunted nomination reforms more than a generation ago.

This differential effect of sulfide on α-glucosidase and β-glucosidase activities is highlighted and is of crucial consequence to the respective degradation and utilization of starch and cellulose substrates in natural anaerobic environments and anaerobic bioreactors specifically designed for the accelerated digestion of wastewater sludge under biosulfidogenic conditions.