Sentence examples for may have downstream from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that antecedent hypoglycaemia during ICU may have "downstream" effects after discharge.

Such training may have downstream positive effects relevant to understanding STEM concepts, particularly those concepts for which spatial thinking provides a route to understanding.

Furthermore, abnormal inflammatory processes may have downstream effects on angiogenesis [45], and thus may further impact vascular abnormalities.

Thus, 5-HT2A receptor activation/blockade in PFC may have downstream effects on dopaminergic and serotonergic systems via direct descending pathways.

This study will improve our understanding of local accountability systems for public service delivery in the 17 states under study, and may have downstream policy implications.

Diet has huge potential to affect the maternal response to pregnancy that may have downstream effects in the offspring such as those observed in animal studies [ 42, 49].

This latter observation suggests that they may also have downstream roles that affect encystment.

Not only might species losses impact productivity as has been observed at small scales, but global changes to climate that alter productivity through shifts in temperature, rainfall patterns and weather extremes may also have downstream effects on both plant and animal species richness.

The water made it difficult to establish a cause of death, and Suffolk police employed a wade-and-dive team to search for any of Gemma's property that may have washed downstream.

The example of GM-CSF mediated induction of IL-1β, a known mediator of atherosclerosis, provides an illustration of how CX3CL1 and GM-CSF may have multiple downstream effects to augment atherosclerosis.

The conditions experienced during early development may have strong downstream effects on the adult phenotype, and therefore on fitness.