Sentence examples for particularly profound consequences from inspiring English sources

This latter feature is likely to have particularly profound consequences.

The integrity of auditory brainstem synapses may vary with different forms of hearing loss, and differential effects on the auditory nerve brain interface may have particularly profound consequences for the transfer of sound from ear to brain.

The school setting had a particularly profound effect on LTFU.

That mostly unheralded switch in position could have profound consequences, especially for older Americans.

For voters of color, the consequences of this are particularly profound, resulting in a national dialogue that rarely reflects the issues that concern us.

Available evidence suggests that the social and psychological consequences of infertility are particularly profound for African women as compared to men [ 8, 17].

Her "aha" moment wasn't particularly profound.

This preference has had profound consequences for the development of the Japanese cities, particularly since the beginning of the suburbanization in the 1920s.

These trends have profound consequences for the women, their communities and their families, particularly since the majority of women in prison are mothers who are the primary caregivers for their children when they are incarcerated.

In addition, the liver is the major exporter of GSH [22] and, as a consequence, a depletion of GSH within the liver has particularly profound systemic clinical effects [49].

Plans to Help Young Victims of Terrorism Are Criticized as Inadequate" (news article, March 19): The profound consequences of terrorist acts on young children (under 5), who are particularly vulnerable given their dependency on others and lack of understanding of what is happening, are consistently overlooked.