Sentence examples for systemic consequences from inspiring English sources

This shows that variations in nervous system function can have systemic consequences leading to shortened lifespan.

Because regulation therefore cannot prevent systemic shocks, regulation should also operate to reduce systemic consequences by stabilizing parts of the financial system afflicted by those shocks.

The severe systemic consequences of a dysfunction in the sulfide oxidation system become obvious in patients suffering from EE.

Sometimes elements of a complex system can be separated from one another to decrease the systemic consequences if something goes wrong.

Our case emphasizes the importance of a detailed review of systems which may reveal related infectious or inflammatory issues with potentially serious systemic consequences.

The systemic consequences its failure entailed, of course, were used as an excuse for the massive bailouts for the banks.

But judging at least from his 2007 book, "Subprime Mortgages," he did not warn about a housing bubble, let alone that its bursting would have any systemic consequences.

How do we get a system which focuses only the accumulation of capital and money to take social responsibility for its own systemic consequences.

Acute renal failure has systemic consequences and must be thought of as more than a kidney disease.

Such behaviour is rational enough but many worry about the systemic consequences of a swift build-up of debt.

In contrast to the Fed, the Federal Home Loan Banks and insured depositors lack the incentives and competence needed to understand the systemic consequences of their actions.