Sentence examples for twofold consequences from inspiring English sources

Decrease of lubricant pressure at the contact exit has twofold consequences.

Hence the absence of the derived allele in the highlander populations can be seen as a twofold consequence of selection: against the damaging excessive activity of a hypoxia master regulator gene, favouring instead the ancestral variant capable of conferring better endurance and VO2max plasticity in a mildly hypoxic environment.

The consequences are twofold.

An increase in BP from optimal <120/8 0to 130 139/85–89 resulted in an almost twofold risk of cardiovascular consequences (11).

Thus, when she really needed help to keep residents safe, the strength of a unified nursing team was not available and the consequences were twofold: a greater risk for resident harm and the nursing aide's feeling of being unrecognized by her charge nurse.

As a consequence, a twofold increase in sensitivity was gained without sacrificing specificity.

Proton relaxivity evidenced binding of Gd (DO3A-PiB) to Aβ(1 40), resulting in a twofold increase in relaxivity as a consequence of immobilization of the complex.

This phenotype is a plausible consequence of the approximately twofold increase in expression of PER2, which we identified as the main miRNA-regulated core clock component in hepatocytes.

The result is twofold.

The effect was twofold.

The consequences to the publishing industry are twofold.