Sentence examples for measurable consequences from inspiring English sources

So to show any influence of language on thought, we need to find examples where this influence has practical and measurable consequences in actual behaviour.

But, Dr. Ambros-Rudolph said, "Our results show that there is a difference, in particular in sun exposure and measurable consequences such as increased solar lentigines".

"There can no longer be any doubt that major changes in the climate have occurred in recent decades in the region, with visible and measurable consequences," the government concluded in the report to the United Nations last month.

"The exams are just challenging enough to reduce the graduation rate," Professor Warren added, "but not challenging enough to have measurable consequences for how much students learn or for how prepared they are for life after high school".

T cell exhaustion is an active process and can lead to measurable consequences on T cell function.

Impaired productivity and reduced output are measurable consequences at national level [2 6], and the financial costs are high [7, 8].

Now a majority was in favor an immediate, measurable consequence of the killing.

Now a majority was in favor — an immediate, measurable consequence of the killing.

The mechanistic reason for this restricted interval when ZEB1 haploinsufficiency had a measurable consequence is unknown.

Even for those enzymatic steps where the tandem duplicates appear to have similar biochemical properties, manipulation of individual genes has a measurable consequence for the resulting glucosinolate output [59], [73], [74].

Since 2,3,7,8-TCDD 2,3,7,8-TCDDed contamisant it counwantedliminated with little measurable contaminant.