Sentence examples for known consequence from inspiring English sources
Although the best known consequence of climate change may be increased heat waves in the summer, winter conditions are also changing markedly, and in some cases these changes can have even larger impacts than changes experienced in summer.
Acute coronary syndrome (ACS), a known consequence of coronary thrombosis, is a common precipitating factor for worsening HF.
In the adora2A-rM3Ds mouse, activation of rM3Ds by clozapine-N-oxide (CNO) induces DARPP-32 phosphorylation, consistent with the known consequence of activation of endogenous striatal Gαs-coupled GPCRs.
A much lesser known consequence of HPV disease is that the transmission from a pregnant mother who has HPV in the genital tract can lead to HPV disease in her unborn child.
An immediate and well known consequence is that the vector of marginal utilities is U ′ = λ p. Here the Lagrange multiplier is the marginal utility of income, but the no-income effects assumption gets rid of it.
Up-regulation of these markers in patients with AKI has been proposed to reflect their growth-inhibitory function due to G1 cell-cycle arrest, a known consequence of AKI [11].
This variation in phenotype between insertion lines is known as "position effect" and is a well-known consequence of the single-copy integration into random sites typical of insect transformation; we have observed similar effects with equivalent constructs in other species ([ 28] and data not shown).
Light-induced pain or discomfort, or 'photalgia' (otherwise known as light sensitivity, photophobia, asthenopia, photoallodynia or photodynia) is a well-known consequence of mTBI, being commonly associated with decreased tolerance of light levels easily withstood by others1, with headaches, pain in the eyes, difficulties in concentration and diminished cognitive function2.
It is a lesser-known consequence of the vast demand for sand: as well as environmental degradation, soaring sand prices encourage corruption and spark conflicts within villages.
A well-known consequence of decomposition is sensitization of the areas surrounding the carbides and nitrides, which is normally associated with Cr depletion.
"It provides an explanation for a long-known consequence of loss of this enzyme," said Cantley, who is a stockholder and founder in Agios Pharmaceuticals, Petra Pharma Corp. and EPI Pharmaceuticals, which make drugs that target cancers and other diseases.
