Sentence examples for study its consequences from inspiring English sources

"It is clear that the government did not study its consequences, like what Mr. Ahmadinejad said about the Holocaust.

Thermal hydraulic analyses of this event in a typical liquid metal cooled fast breeder have been carried out to study its consequences and to establish the availability of safety margins.

Twenty years later, the anniversary has occasioned new debate among those who have studied its consequences and those who have wielded the results as evidence of what a world in urgent search of energy should do with nuclear power.

Finally, we investigate the notion of no dominance, proposing its robust counterpart in the model uncertainty framework and studying its consequences on the concept of bubble.

Engineering adequate HDAC1 regulation and studying its consequences is not feasible in normal human melanocyte cultures that are capable of only 12 14 population doublings before the onset of senescence (Bennett & Medrano, 2002).

By having such direct input into a cortical operation, one can study its behavioral consequences and thereby ask questions about the requirement of ongoing activity for a cognitive operation.

The zebrafish system we established here can help to elucidate the response to reduced nutrient availability during developmental stages and may serve as a model to study its physiological consequences.

The fact that MPV17 defects should lead to severe hepatocerebral form of MDS embarked us to study the presence of the mutation in other breeds, study its functional consequences at RNA and protein level, and to find possible associations with expected MDS-like disease phenotypes in the genetically affected dogs.

In order to increase our understanding of the UlaG family we sought to study its phylogenetics and the consequences of the colocalization of the corresponding gene with genes coding proteins associated with the ula regulon.

To circumvent several inherent problems of PTX holotoxin treatment, we expressed the S1 catalytic activity of PTX, thus blocking Gi protein signaling, in 32D murine myeloid progenitor cells and in primary human CD34+ cells, and studied its functional consequences.

Because nondifferential exposure misclassification is a common occurrence, even in well-designed epidemiologic studies, its consequence would be quite opposite of false-positive concerns.