Sentence examples for study of consequences from inspiring English sources

Development of transmitochondrial technology, where enucleated somatic cells harbouring pathological mtDNA mutations are fused with a cell line in which the endogenous mtDNA has been chemically ablated (a ρ° cell line), has enabled the study of consequences of mtDNA mutations at the cellular level (6– 8).

In the 1930's Dr. Adler wrote several books on psychology and philosophy, including "Art and Prudence: A Study in Practical Philosophy" and "What Man Has Made of Man: A Study of the Consequences of Platonism and Positivism in Philosophy".

The certification on Friday came after a protracted — and unnecessary — Pentagon study of the consequences of repealing 'don't ask, don't tell".

"It's very much tied in with some of the hyperbole around the rise in juvenile crime rate that took place back in the early 90s," said Deborah Fowler, deputy director of Texas Appleseed, an Austin legal rights group, and principal author of a 200-page study of the consequences of policing in Texas schools.

Apart from the single act of violence at its centre, Eugene Onegin is among the most emotionally realistic of operas – a muted study of the consequences of one man's arbitrary rejection of the woman who could have been the love of his life.

Thus, the model is appropriate for the study of the consequences on the Canadian economy.

These differences with the elastic case justify a study of their consequences on numerical results.

Not in vain there appear new more strict norms concerning the systems of control and study of the consequences of a possible accident.

For the study of the consequences of in-plane loading, a large experimental campaign has been performed.

See e.g. (Michaelsen 2012) for a discussion the levels of violence in the early 2000s in Mexico and (Michaelsen & Salardi, 2014) for a study of the consequences of drug-related violence in Mexico after 2005.

Moreover, the low detection rate of such movements inhibits the study of fitness consequences of long-distance dispersal in this species under natural conditions.