Sentence examples for the principal consequences from inspiring English sources
One of the principal consequences of this change in the power balance has been a rising gap between pay and productivity.
The principal consequences of these disorders are high levels of population ill-health and disability and a heavy societal economic burden [1, 2, 4].
The principal consequences for the formation of improved hydrophobicity coats, applicable inter alia specialised protective coatings, were found to come not only from diisocyanate and polyol types but also from the alkylammonium cation structure which results from the use of different tertiary amines.
In conclusion, we show that, besides the loss of the Zfy2 coding region, one of the principal consequences of the Sxr b deletion for the combined expression of the Zfy genes, is a reduced level of transcripts coding the full-length Zfy acidic domain, in spermatocytes and spermatids.
The principal consequence of Bhutto's death is the setback it has dealt to the United States-inspired plan to anoint her, after not-quite free-and-fair elections, as the acceptable civilian face of the continuing rule of Pervez Musharraf.
The principal consequence is a loss of motor functions.
The principal consequence is the possibility to have high charge conversion efficiencies in particular time intervals.
In 1906, E.L. Thorndike, noted that: "the principal consequence of individual differences is that every general law of teaching has to be applied with consideration of the particular person [because] responses to any stimulus will vary with individual capacities, interests, and previous experience" (page 83).
The principal consequence is the gross distortion of lung structure due to widening of alveolar walls and extensive fibrosis [ 10].
The principal consequence is discrimination against one sex with respect to the other in the health services (4).
The principal consequence of overprediction of spurious genes is likely to be the inflation of numbers of singleton genes and COGS with few genomes represented, whereas inconsistent annotation will lead, in the main, to slight overestimation of gene loss frequencies.
