Sentence examples for marked consequence from inspiring English sources

Among the labor movement, a more marked consequence of Autumn 1917 was the rise of the Workers Guardss.

Changes to F-actin elongation rates also have marked consequences.

Such differing transmission has marked consequences on the epidemiology of malaria in the villages.

Studies of the elongation complex of T. thermophilus RNA polymerase have shown that a single base pair addition or subtraction to the primer/template complex has marked consequences on the complex conformation and its ability to support pyrophosphorolysis [23].

This study shows that activin A and BMP4 are sufficient to direct the polarization of mesoderm in vitro, which has marked consequences for efficient cell fate specification into cardiac, endothelial and hematopoietic lineages.

Human-animal interactions (HAR) are a common feature of modern intensive farming systems and these interactions have been reported to have marked consequences on animal productivity and welfare [ 11].

Here, we reveal that a fine balance exists between effectors that are delivered by enteropathogenic E. coli (EPEC) which, if perturbed can have marked consequences on the outcome of the infection.

When brain processes are so sharply affected as to reduce perceptual or attitudinal awareness, impairment may produce marked behavioral consequences without associated feelings of fatigue.

In order to determine whether this phenotype had marked functional consequences, we assayed the in vitro lytic replication of the T2, T3 and T4 mutants after low multiplicity inoculation (Fig. 6).

However, chronic DNA-PKcs activation had marked functional consequences for RA T cells.

The loss of strength that accompanies immobility, starvation, and acute surgical illness may have marked functional consequences in the postoperative period.