Sentence examples for strong consequences from inspiring English sources
This could have strong consequences on the current deregulation process.
This discovery has strong consequences for conservation of this endangered species, as it does not support the highest concern hypothesis of small isolated populations.
Our calculations show that the combination of shape, electric field direction and band structure anisotropy may have strong consequences for confined electron energies SiC nanocrystals (NCs).
Movement is a fundamental process of all organisms that has strong consequences for individual fitness, gene flow, natural selection, adaptation, population persistence, metapopulation dynamics, and species distributions.
His legislation is important, because it is one of the first attempts to try to create detailed rules governing how clinics operate, what they must report to the state — and to provide strong consequences for those that do not comply.
Transition from nitride to oxide has strong consequences on film hardness, which changes from 30 33 GPa for nitrides to 12 13 GPa for amorphous layers, and increases again to 20 25 GPa for pure oxides.
When S2 and S3 were associated with the same consequence, either an outcome or its absence, strong consequence-based responding to S1 was observed in a reaction time test.
The reversal of the flow direction from upward in summer to downward in winter might have very strong consequence on salt accumulation of subsoil as also suggested by Lambert and Turner (2000).
If you do, we will pursue the strongest consequences available to us.
In addition, LoCs for field studies should consider that effects observed in ecologically more realistic scenarios will have stronger consequences with respect to their relevance for the protection goals in question.
Sophal acknowledges this, yet his prescriptions for improving aid ("stronger consequences for corruption;" "improved domestic tax revenue performance") appear unlikely to meet with success in the current political climate.
