Sentence examples for more global consequences from inspiring English sources

To examine the more global consequences of SOD2 expression on the cellular processes of pancreatic carcinoma, we have employed a gestalt approach of examining how SOD2 affects vital processes of signal-transduction proteins, transcription factor activation, and gene regulation.

Few are more worried about the global consequences of a Trump win than the residents of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

More global hypoperfusion may result from shock.

As FOXP1 variants are yet to be associated solely with a language disorder without additional cognitive phenotypes, the possibility exists that the language disorder observed in patients with disruptions in FOXP1 is a consequence of more global cognitive disruption rather than a specific disruption in those neural circuits necessary for speech production.

The abnormal cell division observed here may then well be an indirect consequence of this more global disorder.

The Communist party subscribes to some of these broad objectives, but the global consequences of the financial crisis have made reform more urgent.

In the last decades scientific and pedagogical cooperation has been increasing both as a consequence and as a promoter of a more global world.

As the global consequences of human activity have become unmistakably pressing, Burtynsky has connected his photography more directly with environmentalism.

More likely, it systematically alters every data point, or occurs in some downstream aggregate step with effectively global consequences.

Deforestation has important global consequences.

Whether they do will have global consequences.