Sentence examples for mentioned consequences of from inspiring English sources

If introduced frogs include P. ridibundus males, however, the risk seems high that their R y will be invasive and replace L y in the recipient all-hybrid populations, with the previously mentioned consequences of modified equilibrium genotype proportions and slightly increased hybrid load.

This is the above mentioned consequence of the high numerical sensitivity of ISO learning to the integration step size.

When President Obama mentioned the consequences of proxy wars in the region, that is the first example that came to mind.

Some mentioned the consequences of not eating breakfast, such as loss of concentration in class or headaches.

Driven by the Scottish referendum and its continuing aftershocks, there is suddenly a huge amount of energy pervading what would once have been dismissed as rather arcane constitutional questions - and the electoral, not to mention constitutional, consequences of striking the wrong note could be huge.

"Chelsea's Oasis," by Sam Waterston (Op-Ed, Dec. 18), does not mention the consequences of overturning a valued precedent.

Not to mention the consequences of the road rage that wells up when street names come into view only after it's too late.

When Hillary Clinton recently unveiled her strategy to defeat ISIS at the Council on Foreign Relations, she conveniently failed to mention the consequences of her Iraq vote.

The only way to resolve the inefficacies and alleviate the crushing existential, not to mention practical, consequences of true and committed dissent on the individual is to organize.

The neo-migrants women participants expressed that they can't clearly mention the consequences of unawareness.

We now briefly mention the consequences of non-polar filament ends on filament dynamics at the end of the first paragraph of the discussion.