Sentence examples for relative consequences from inspiring English sources

In FEMA450 (2003), for example, there are three "Seismic Use Groups", which are categorized based on the occupancy of the structures within the group and the relative consequences of earthquake-induced damage to the structures.

To inform Australia's general surveillance system that exists to detect any disease of importance, the spatial profiles of the eight diseases were subsequently combined using weightings to reflect their relative consequences.

Decision Curve Analysis (DCA) (Vickers and Elkin, 2006) allows one to evaluate model performance by weighing the relative consequences of a falsely positive or negative result.

It is important to recognise that the method of presenting risk outlined in this paper is only one way in which the relative consequences of treatment might be shown.

Using VEGFR2 phosphorylation in the presence of orthovanadate in minimal medium as a readout for autocrine signaling activity, we assessed the relative consequences of VEGFA or CRIM1 knockdown and determined whether Avastin or the VEGFR2 kinase activity inhibitor SU5416 could modulate signaling.

It was a remarkably clear presentation of the problem left for the current administration and for the American people -- the accidents waiting to happen and the catastrophes already affecting our planet and our lives to such an extreme level, while those who benefited from the advantage they took through "captive regulators" live well and without relative consequence.

Through genome-wide searches for statistical associations between genotypes and phenotypes, quantitative trait locus (QTL) analysis simultaneously locates genetic effects on the trait of interest to positions within the genome and characterizes the relative phenotypic consequences of carrying certain natural alleles at these loci [1].

In conclusion, this research shows the relative fitness consequences of introgression beyond first-generation hybrids of domesticated alleles into a wild population of rainbow trout.

As the authors themselves state the relative physiological consequence of PACT, in small RNA biogenesis or protein translation, is uncertain.

In these cases, Bolzano puts forward the argument of the greater generality of the grounds relative to their consequences, even though the consequences are simpler.

If such a transition takes place in the germ cells of an established species we can envisage two consequences relative to the originating cell.