Sentence examples for net consequence from inspiring English sources

He said the "net consequence" was about ensuring Western Australia was not worse off than it would have been because of the allocation of the GST.

That C500N is lower than C450N in nitrogen content is a net consequence of the two actions.

The net consequence of these two competing thermal processes is that the short-term creep response is dominated by the initial magnitude of the internal stress field whereas coarsening and dissolution of the smallest γ′ particles determines the long-term behaviour.

I'm hoping that the net consequence of that is more good than harm".

Regarding the loss of cranial kinesis, a net consequence might be that more bone or bone of greater density (i.e., greater bone mass), might be needed to maintain effective safety margins.

The net consequence of recombination, which is measured by the rate at which a given nucleotide is substituted by recombination versus point mutation (r/m), demonstrates that a change is almost twice as likely to be produced by recombination in the ST31 complex and its triple-locus variants than in ST10 and triple locus variants (Table 1).

Additionally, as soil communities typically consist of species with short generation times, the net consequences of plant soil feedbacks for invasion trajectories are likely to change over time, as ecological and evolutionary adjustments occur.

Because the benefits of exercise on health are well established, whereas the net consequences of physical activity in polluted environments remain unclear, recommendations on this topic must carefully weigh the benefits and risks of outdoor physical activity.

Consequences The net effect of the HIV/AIDS pandemic is to undermine or reverse hard-won gains in education and other development areas, as well as to complicate any attempts at further progress.

The net result -- the unforeseen consequence of these actions -- is that a much bigger area of the Middle East -- and one which lies on Israel's borders -- serves both to consolidate the caliphate in As-Sham and at the same time lay the foundations for a subsequent attack on Israel... just as ISIS leadership intended.

The net effect is to decrease the consequence of large errors, named outliers.