Sentence examples similar to induced repercussions from inspiring English sources

The physiotherapy intervention protocol appeared to be effective as it induced hemodynamic repercussion and modification of the autonomic control of HR, without any clinical intercurrence.

Apart from winning the support of domestic industry lobby groups, unilateral BAMs are to some extent protective trade measures in climate policies that may induce political repercussions with retaliation, harm international trade relations and may be subject to challenge by the World Trade Organization WTOO).

Never mind that I had made nary a mention of any Santa-induced repercussions for bad behavior and that we also purposefully described our Elf as the non-surveillance kind, he was still stressed.

Could juryless trials have repercussions elsewhere?

Actions have repercussions.

This can have repercussions on management [ 59].

We considered the disparity in magnitude of the economic activities of the two prefectures when we investigated and compared the repercussion effects induced by tourist consumption in Tokyo and Kyoto.

In our study, we selected two popular tourist destinations in Japan, Tokyo and Kyoto, for our case studies on the repercussion effects induced by the economic and environmental activities of visitors.

These results suggest that maturation and activation of DCs induced by VA Qu Spez have functional repercussion on T cell activation and not T cell anergy.

Our findings provide a basis to further identify the molecular mechanisms involved in Tau-seed induced synaptic dysfunction and provide a model to develop novel therapeutic strategies targeting Tau-seed ineuronaleuronal dysfunction, and to analyze repercussions on neuronal function induced by different Tau- strains".

In this study, the term "indirect effects" indicates the value of production induced by direct effects, and the term "repercussion effects" indicates the summation of direct effects and indirect effects.