Sentence examples for opposite consequences from inspiring English sources

Consequently, SU5402 and the TP MO have opposite consequences on mespa and cyp26a expression, but the consequences of exerting these two treatments simultaneously are similar to the consequences of TP MO injection.

Clegg is synonymous with his party, as Sturgeon now is with hers, but with diametrically opposite consequences.

Despite conditions that often have the opposite consequences — desperately low incomes, a widespread lack of health insurance and poor rates of high school graduation — the predominantly Hispanic residents of Hidalgo County live on average to be 80, two years longer than the United States or Texas averages.

Indeed, Schlegel's preoccupation with the historical and cultural diversities had two different, even opposite, consequences.

They may lead to opposite consequences in protein stability because SUMOylation competes with ubiquitination and antagonizes ubiquitin-proteasome-mediated degradation (Denuc and Marfany, 2010; Ulrich, 2005).

I do always get a bit excited when I'm first and I should point out that my argument in post 1 would have the opposite consequences to what Stephanie was highlighting so Apologies Stephanie.

It has had directly the opposite consequence," Professor Ham said.

In fact, it tends to have the opposite consequence.

Indeed, Argentina is also counting the cost of an opposite consequence of La Niña: drought.

But shorting a bond with a negative yield has the opposite consequence; the short-seller earns a positive return.

Planas also explains how El Salvador became the world's most violent country in this week's "Forgotten Fact". Writing about the recent election in Ireland, Pavlos Tsimas observes the opposite consequence of populist pandering in Europe.