Sentence examples for result in adverse consequences from inspiring English sources
The third objective was to examine if this motivation paradigm would result in adverse consequences to secondary variables: exertion, enjoyment, and self-efficacy beliefs.
What is known, is that insufficient or inappropriate light exposure can disrupt standard human rhythms which may result in adverse consequences for performance, safety, health.
Energy insecurity may result in adverse consequences for children's health, particularly for children with special health needs or chronic health conditions.
We like Jabil's diversified business, although Apple continues to be a major customer and that has irked some analysts who fear that any Apple weakness will result in adverse consequences for JBL, with the shares giving up all of their Thursday gains in Friday's trading.
He goes on to show how this can result in adverse consequences, particularly in the context of developing nations, where although the current conceptions of CSR may offer basic worker rights, they do not challenge the rights of companies to close down factories and disinvest from host countries without compensation.
A common concern is that bringing the harassment to the employer's attention will result in adverse consequences (such as being fired), or that the client won't be believed, will be perceived as an opportunist and/or will suffer reputational harm.
In the aquatic environment, pesticides might freely dissolve in the water or bind to suspended matter and to the sediments, and might be transferred to the organisms' tissues during bioaccumulation processes, resulting in adverse consequences to non-target species.
Even if joint inflammation is resolved, it is likely that the depletion in aggrecan results in adverse consequences to loading, with the production of proteinases by the chondrocytes.
Violence during pregnancy results in adverse consequences for fetal and maternal survival [ 25].
The HCWs described how organizational changes directly and indirectly resulted in adverse consequences for their daily operations.
In summary, our study demonstrates that exposure to oral GIN during neonatal development results in adverse consequences in the adult female mouse reproductive system.
