Sentence examples for the predicted consequence from inspiring English sources

"Theoretically, this parasite species cannot survive indefinitely without sex and the predicted consequence of this is that it will become extinct in the long-term," she said.

They are the predicted consequence of an avalanche of violence unleashed by the US, Britain and others in eight direct military interventions in Arab and Muslim countries that have left hundreds of thousands of dead.

Thus, the predicted consequence of FHM1, FHM2, and FHM3 mutations is increased levels of glutamate and potassium in the synaptic cleft (see also Fig. 2).

This is also the predicted consequence of the elevated cGMP levels seen in the Guca1aCOD3 mutant mice.

The predicted consequence of defective spliceosome assembly is that variable mRNAs become limiting at different times, and the cells eventually die from accumulated defects in multiple processes.

Accordingly, we assume that the mismatch between the predicted consequence of a planned keypress and the associated internal action goal, as detected by a feedforward control mechanism, is reflected in the pre-error negativity.

The problems are central and structural, the predicted consequences of its business model.

So the experiments show that the differences in market organization by themselves can have the predicted consequences.

Experts say that early storms have usually ended the Northern California fire season by now, but this year, that hasn't happened – and that this matches up with the predicted consequences of climate change.

Furthermore, increased severity of the predicted consequences leads directly to an increase in the difficulty of making decisions and in the emergence of negative emotions [20] [22].

This can be very useful since the integrated gene/protein system can be modified arbitrarily to see the predicted consequences.