Sentence examples for primary consequences from inspiring English sources

A pronounced emphasis on the "psychic structure of the individual," thus, became one of the primary consequences of modernity's shift from realism and human representation.

Prominent among the biological processes identified by pathway analysis in another study, performed two weeks after SNL, were functions such as neurite outgrowth and neuronal development, suggesting these effects to be among the primary consequences of SNL injury [37].

In other populations, the primary consequences of unrecognized diabetes are macrovascular and microvascular disease.

We defined these as the primary consequences due to MAST depletion.

Primary consequences of glucose overload manifest as endothelial dysfunction, increased vascular permeability and microvascular cell loss by apoptosis.

Samples were harvested 48 h after the second siRNA hit on the basis that this provided sufficient time to observe the primary consequences of UPF1 knockdown, while minimizing any secondary indirect effects.

There is a long tradition of positing men's suffering as the primary consequence of racism.

"The primary consequence would be political," Mr. Brandt said, adding, "An 'assurance' is the language of good faith".

The primary consequence of regrowth is the development of lattice strain at the newly formed interface.

The primary consequence of this social environment on black aesthetics in the United States according to Locke was its Ghettoization.

Since fatigue behavior is substantially influenced by the testing frequency with self-heating as the primary consequence of increased frequency, this effect is also investigated.