Sentence examples for potentially large consequences from inspiring English sources
There appear to be "good ones and bad ones" competing in fat tissue, with potentially large consequences for inflammation and diabetes.
This election has rightly been characterized as one that will deeply affect the future direction of the country: Americans are being given a choice with potentially large consequences.
In response, media firms are moving their resources from country to country, with potentially large consequences for the global flow of popular culture.Media piracy is more common in the developing world than in the rich world (see chart).
Again, a slightly different perspective with potentially large consequences.
Thus, this sweeping conclusion with potentially large consequences for the field of aneuploidy and cancer biology is based on comparison of two different trisomies.
Optical conditions in coastal waters are complex and have changed dramatically over the past century due to human activities (Kemp et al., 2005), with potentially large consequences for visually-foraging fishes (Aksnes, 2007; Horodysky et al., 2010).
These rapid and widespread losses of freshwater marshes have potentially large negative consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem services.
In Denmark before the ban, an estimated 1% of the population were consuming around 5 g/day of trans fatty acids, with potentially large mortality consequences.
A shift in DNA methylation of 5 10 % indicates that ~5 10%% of DNA molecules in the population assessed become fully methylated (or unmethylated) at that locus, with potentially large functional consequences in that specific cellular sub-population.
The case has some potentially big consequences.
Recent internationally recognized instances of major scientific fraud represent the tip of a potentially large iceberg formed as a consequence of the ineptness or delinquency of one or other elements in the chain of surveillance designed to exercise control over the process of scientific publishing.
