Sentence examples for predictions of the consequences from inspiring English sources

But, he said, it is an essential start, providing relatively cheap insurance against harm if scientists' predictions of the consequences of a warming climate prove correct.

The grimmest predictions of the consequences of demography, higher public debt and lower private investment suggest that the potential growth rate of the big advanced economies as a group could halve, from above 2% before the crisis to around 1% over the next few years.

These results support the predictions of the consequences of intersexual differences in resource allocation on reproduction, growth and defense, and its repercussions on herbivory in dioecious plant species.

Finally, accurate knowledge of distributional responses to past climate change can provide an excellent calibration for predictions of the consequences of present-day climate change [11] [12], including the mode and tempo of recolonization of newly available habitats [13].

However, the methods currently available still cannot provide systematic predictions of the consequences of mutations in regions coding for miRNAs and other non-coding RNAs.

This can be built onto existing risk assessment tools such as CLEA through the development of predictions of the consequences of modelled pollutant exposures to health, together with parallel assessment of health benefits.

Therefore, predictions on the consequences of the compositional alterations induced through RS2 and RS4 in terms of health remain speculative.

Most predictions on the consequences of global warming on marine biodiversity have been based either on climate envelope modeling or on inferences from highly artificial laboratory experiments, rather than from observations or manipulations conducted in real habitats.

Variants were analyzed using the Ensemble Variant Effect Predictor [ 25], which included SIFT [ 26] and PolyPhen [ 27] predictions of the consequence of a sequence variant on protein function.

Our research highlights the importance of considering the interactions between multiple stressors, as understanding these interactions is essential to facilitate the accurate prediction of the consequences of exposure to complex stressors in a rapidly changing environment.

A bleak prediction of the consequences of rising sea levels, McDonagh's book is set in a nightmare vision of Cheshire in the not-too-distant future: "When we first came here the golf course was a progression of green velvet swirls.