Sentence examples for predicted to be severe from inspiring English sources

The impact on water balance, hydrology and vegetation are also predicted to be severe.

Global climate change impacts on human and natural systems are predicted to be severe, far reaching, and to affect the most physically and economically vulnerable disproportionately.

"Where conditions are predicted to be most severe, we have agreed to withdraw a limited number of services until the worst of the storms have passed".

The Mantova variant was predicted to be less severe than the other vRBCs.

The genotype for the classical form of 21-OHD is predicted to be a severe mutation on both alleles at the 21-hydroxylase locus, with markedly reduced enzymatic activity generally associated with SW.

The consequences of vascular damage are predicted to be much more severe for tumours than for normal tissues, which have a more robust and extensive vascular network.

In New York City, it was to be considered "a miracle" if Edna did not strike the area directly, and the storm was predicted to be one of the most severe hurricanes in the history of the New York Weather Bureau.

Coding variants that are predicted to have severe functional consequences may be hypothesized to confer larger phenotypic effects, have higher translational potential and may be more amenable to designing downstream functional experiments.

Since the data suggest that PAG is an important negative regulator, a Pag1 knockout was predicted to have a severe phenotype, as the Csk knockout is embryonic lethal [ 18, 19].

We find that the elastic deformation may largely facilitate the overall polymer deformation in situations where monomer transport would have been predicted to suffer severe limitations if only viscous deformation were considered.

A majority of mutations are predicted to cause severe structural changes so that they are unlikely to from functional channels, often due to premature truncation (Table 2, marked with *).