Sentence examples for production consequences from inspiring English sources

Data on the production impacts of these prohibitions were limited, although available data, especially from Denmark and Sweden, suggest that restrictions on growth promotion use can be implemented with minimal production consequences.

There may also be significant economic and production consequences to influenza virus infection in naïve commercial swine herds; therefore cross species infection is also of concern to veterinarians and agricultural producers from an economic and animal health perspective.

Carmakers, for instance, are roughly halving production, with consequences for makers of steel, chips and chemicals.Perhaps the most unexpected element of the slump is the knock that domestic sentiment is taking.

We knew that if our leaders viewed international trade as a foreign policy tool and a path to cheap imports, rather than as an essential element for economic growth and domestic production, the consequences would be disastrous.

If this occurs in combination with Stx production, the consequences may be severe as proposed already a few years ago for a sorbitol-fermenting Stx-producing E. coli O157 NM that also exhibited high-curli expression at 37°C (Rosser et al, 2008).

But we have never had any contact, because it is a production about the consequences of these terrible events".

For what it's worth, Jevons predicted the peak in U.K. coal production – but the consequences were nowhere near as dire as he predicted 50 years beforehand.

Production has its consequences and responsibility for improvement is widespread.

As litterfall represents a major pathway for carbon and nutrients between vegetation and soil it seems likely that changes in aboveground litter production will have consequences for belowground processes.

When not abiding to production regulations fatal consequences for the users may ensue.

Background: Anthropogenic climate change will affect global food production, with uncertain consequences for human health in developed countries.