Sentence examples for severe implication from inspiring English sources

The process is related to increasingly evident extreme conditions in the summer time, that strongly improve the energy demand for cooling with negative impacts on the energy balance as well as on thermal comfort conditions of the end users and of urban population with severe implication on health and wellbeing.

Histone 4 is the only nucleosomal subunit present as a single copy gene and thus its down-regulation could have severe implication on the nucleosomal assembly during the P. falciparum schizont stage.

Changes in the shape, mechanical characteristics or the integrity of the erythrocyte has severe implications on the functionality of the cell, as can be seen in several dysfunctional states of the erythrocyte, whether it is environmentally induced, due to hereditary defects or diseased states [ 3].

"If replicated in less specific systems, this could have severe implications for crop productivity".

For players in this position and for their teams, it is a season with severe implications.

Even a restructuring would likely have severe implications on his 125-member staff.

If he's saying the only thing that's Leonardo is the underdrawing, it obviously has severe implications.

"A change in the law would also have severe implications for the way society views disabled people".

Its failure to reopen would have had "severe implications" for North-South ties, he said.

"This judgment also has severe implications for the public purse, not just due to appeals, but also future legal aid bills.

"The inevitable result is that loans keep growing, and therefore so does... the probability of a major crisis that... also has severe implications for the real economy".