Sentence examples for implications caused from inspiring English sources

The cumulative effect of these implications caused poverty and environmental degradation.

The very antenatal factors causing prematurity may impact on developmental alterations, with implications caused by prematurity overlapping (Fig. 1).

Relatively, the health implications caused by F−-contamination are far more wide spread than those of As contamination in the country (Subba Rao 2011).

The biological implications caused by this phenomenon remain unclear, as does their impact on practical breeding.

Once we established which noise model is preferred for technical reasons, we can turn to investigating the biological implications caused by changing the noise model.

Detailed reviews of IRP structure and regulation have recently been published elsewhere (Refs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8); here, we focus on the role of IRPs in maintaining intracellular iron homeostasis and the pathophysiological implications caused by alterations in this function.

In some of his strongest language on the issue to date, Cable said an in/out referendum had "potentially horrendous" implications, causing "years of uncertainty" for businesses.

This can have serious implications, causing "emotional exhaustion, stress, making people want to quit their jobs", says Catherine Sprigg at the University of Sheffield's Institute of Work Psychology.

A new war would have regional and continental implications, causing a flux of refugees to neighbouring countries and forcing Africa to shift its attention from fighting poverty and promoting economic development to solving yet another armed conflict.

The increasing incidence of foodborne diseases, coupled with the resultant social and economic implications, causes a constant striving to produce safer feed and food, as to develop new natural antimicrobial agents [ 6– 8].

The occurrence of some of the pathogenic microbial organisms in raw vegetables and their implications in causing human health resulting in diarrhoea/dysentery or serious diseases like yersiniosis and listeriosis have been documented (Beuchat 1996; Summer and Peters 1997).