Sentence examples for predicted consequences from inspiring English sources

Direct use of the Ensembl Variation API enables users to incorporate consequence prediction into their variation software and pipelines, providing predicted consequences for an unlimited number of variants.

It was a barbarous crime whose predicted consequences Iraqis are living with today.

The problems are central and structural, the predicted consequences of its business model.

So the experiments show that the differences in market organization by themselves can have the predicted consequences.

Beach erosion is likely to accelerate, driven by predicted consequences of climate change and coastal development.

If the most dramatic predicted consequences of climate change come to pass, the faith community may be called to feed the hungry and house the homeless, per biblical injunctions.

"Theoretically, this parasite species cannot survive indefinitely without sex and the predicted consequence of this is that it will become extinct in the long-term," she said.

Another predicted consequence is less benign: "a pretty significant job loss in the retail sector to the tune of forty million jobs in the next twenty years".

They are the predicted consequence of an avalanche of violence unleashed by the US, Britain and others in eight direct military interventions in Arab and Muslim countries that have left hundreds of thousands of dead.

Thus, the predicted consequence of FHM1, FHM2, and FHM3 mutations is increased levels of glutamate and potassium in the synaptic cleft (see also Fig. 2).

Another predicted consequence of ORD is reduced quantitative importance of co-evolutionary processes.