Sentence examples for leading to different consequences from inspiring English sources
The genetic and epigenetic defects induced by reprogramming are differentially presented during the iPSC differentiation leading to different consequences.
In addition to building a high school and making friends, each player also encounters a large cast of characters and is given several options to deal with them (for example, if you run into a mean girl or boy, you can choose to flirt, argue, or fight him or her, with each choice leading to different consequences and storylines).
The present evaluation is a cost utility analysis, a form of economic study in which interventions leading to different consequences in terms of quantity and quality of life are expressed as utilities (eg, a number summarizing the value patients attach to their current state of health).
Sexual conflict over mating may not only involve visual traits like colouration differences between morphs [31] but could involve combinations of morphological and behavioural traits leading to different fitness consequences in different morphs.
In general, in nature several factors, such as conspecifics and other animals, climate, microbes and other environmental factors can affect both, the beetle and poplar performance [ 18, 23] leading to different ecological consequences.
Design provisions admit few alternatives, leading to different sizes and weight of the racks and, as consequence, to different degrees of economic competitiveness on the market.
The contact network between piglets as a consequence of cross-fostering was leading to different prevalences of M. hyopneumoniae (Table 3).
Furthermore, the impact of the different pollutants on life histories and their demographic consequences suggest that different selection pressures leading to different adaptive processes may also generate different probabilities for evolutionary rescue.
The presence of TEs (as dispersed, mobile, and repeated elements) has two major mutational consequences at the DNA level: insertion within a locus, and ectopic recombination leading to different types of rearrangements.
The objective of this study was to explore the sustainability of future organic dairy farming systems in Denmark, by evaluating the economic and environmental consequences of three scenarios at the farm level based on different visions of future sustainability leading to different farm-based goals.
Rather, there is only a cascading set of different causes and different effects leading to different results in different situations in different places for different people.
