Sentence examples for see consequence from inspiring English sources

The progenes are mostly chirally pure, D- or L (see Consequence 2. Chemical nature of progene and constituent selection).

T in the 2nd position has advantages over U, as its 5 СН3 group is important for interaction with hydrophobic amino acids (see Consequence 3. The molecular mechanism of genetic code arising).

Although one may expect an efficiency result  (4.6) similar to that from  [34] for Symm's integral equation from Section  5.4, see Consequence 5.10, the details have not been worked out yet.

The chirality problem is solved finally in the process of arising bimolecular genetic system (see Consequence 1. Emergence of the first genetic system from progenes and its self-reproduction on basis of the progenes).

Because we only ever see consequences, not how it happens.

First, the regulatory muscles atrophy, then the ability to see consequences and feel accountability goes.

— William Hague, the U.K. Foreign Secretary "The chief of the watchdog body will see consequences of his historical mistake".

And we see consequences in the uninspiring and sometimes unpleasant contest between Labour's Sadiq Kahn and the Tory Zac Goldsmith.

"Fifa wants to see consequences that match the offences".

In order to see consequences for the adsorption isotherms, the distribution functions were varied systematically.

"This summer is the first time I've ever seen consequences for bad behavior.