Sentence examples for overt consequences from inspiring English sources
In many ways, managing mental illness represents the final frontier of medicine because we struggle with the painful reality of coping with an invisible ailment that sneaks up on us unpredictably and has overt consequences on families and communities.
Most of the patients present with mild proteinuria and microscopic haematuria for years without overt consequences.
Expression of wild-type eya1 protein and its expression outside its usual expression domains had few overt consequences.
The overt consequences of placental malaria (PM) include high risk of premature birth and low birth weight [ 1, 2], increased neonatal mortality [ 3] and infant anaemia [ 4].
For example, weak intent can lead some not to create strategies to guard against unintentional difficulties to ensure they take the drug reliably; in contrast, constant unintentional difficulties in managing to take a drug can lead to dwindling intent, particularly if there are no overt consequences of non-adherence.
The overt consequence of infection of a host population of relatively high resistance is the sporadic occurrence of cases of disease and a high carrier-case ratio.
The most overt consequence of the DAT KO is locomotor hyperactivity [103], [104] that has been described as constituting an animal model of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder [99].
Infusion with α-synuclein siRNA, while lowering α-synuclein expression, had no overt adverse consequences.
We conclude that lack of phosphorylation on Cdc24 has no overt functional consequences in budding yeast.
Taken together, the above results suggest that a lack of phosphorylation on the CDK and PAK consensus sites in Cdc24 has no overt functional consequences, not even when combined with mutations in proteins known to directly interact with Cdc24.
To detect whether the loss of Rtnl1 had any overt phenotypic consequences, we tested for any obvious effects of ubiquitous knockdown of Rtnl1, using an RNAi insertion expressed under the control of da-Gal4, which resulted in almost complete depletion of Rtnl1 (Fig. 1F).
