Sentence examples for more severe consequence from inspiring English sources

The higher frequency of cancers diagnoses in both the tort claims review (66percentt) and this study (35percentt) is likely, in part, due to the more severe consequence for a delayed response to a cancer screening study or lost biopsy report.

ANNOVAR reports the most severe consequence for a variant across all transcripts present at that position in the genome, so with more transcripts available when using ENSEMBL there is an elevated chance of finding a more severe consequence for one of the ENSEMBL transcripts.

This finding is particularly important given that early age of onset has been associated with greater severity of gambling behavior and more severe consequences in all areas of the individual's life [ 57– 57].

Moreover, several variables indicated that they experienced more severe consequences of heatstroke as reflected by higher body temperature and lower Glasgow coma scale.

There have been several accidents that resulted in delays, cost overruns, some with more severe consequences.

In reality, however, they face far more severe consequences.

Such a trajectory would put the world on course to more severe consequences of climate change.

But he warns that a profit shortfall might have more severe consequences in 2002 because stocks are more expensive relative to their earnings than they were a decade ago.

Schools receiving federal antipoverty money must show that more students each year are passing standardized tests or face expensive and progressively more severe consequences.

Subsequent extension to bocage areas had more severe consequences for landscape values and ecology, as hedges, sunken lanes, and ponds disappeared in favour of a new open landscape.

The report notes that research on the effects of climate change has doubled since the last report in 2007 – and so has understanding about what needs to done to insulate people from more severe consequences.