Sentence examples for the consequences of time from inspiring English sources

Rekdal is a poet of observation and history, one who carefully weighs the consequences of time.

There he bundles civic engagement together with sociability, and concludes that half of the decline in "social capital" is due to generational turnover, another quarter of it is due to television, and the remainder is the consequence of time pressures and money pressures and suburbanization.

Different codon biases are therefore the consequence of time- and lineage-variant rate constants or, more precisely, variance in their ratios.

One is chronological aging, and is the consequence of time-dependent changes that occur independently of cell division.

This is likely the consequence of time-associated factors including the availability of new potent drugs, updated guidelines for the treatment of HIV infection, the availability and frequent use of resistance testing to select for the optimal antiretroviral treatment at baseline and whenever a virological failure occurs.

The children, all but one of them now adults, are still suffering the consequences of their time in detention.

There currently are insufficient data to determine the consequences of incremental time delays to reperfusion on ventricular function.

The consequences of this time discretization as well as the limit δ → 0 are developed in the discussion section.

Besides removing the organisational difficulties related to part-time work, policy should be aimed at creating a realistic view as to the consequences of part-time practice, thereby contributing to more positive attitudes towards part-time work.

Although there is little evidence to support them, full-time specialists in internal medicine in 2004 still expressed concerns about the consequences of part-time work for different aspects of the quality and continuity of care.

The largest changes in a positive direction were found with respect to part-time workers' autonomy, their ability to build up a network and the consequences of part-time work for continuity of care.