Sentence examples for well-known consequence from inspiring English sources

This variation in phenotype between insertion lines is known as "position effect" and is a well-known consequence of the single-copy integration into random sites typical of insect transformation; we have observed similar effects with equivalent constructs in other species ([ 28] and data not shown).

Although the rise in surface temperature in recent decades is the most well-known consequence of the thickening blanket of greenhouse gases around the Earth, it represents just a tiny fraction of the extra heat trapped.

A well-known consequence of Theorem 2.1 is the following.

This is likely a well-known consequence of temporal smoothing during the "backsmoothing" run of the Kalman filter.

The first one is a well-known consequence of the half-linear Roundabout theorem which is proved, e.g., in [[4], Theorem 1.2.2] (or see directly [[4], Theorem 2.2.1]).

A well-known consequence of decomposition is sensitization of the areas surrounding the carbides and nitrides, which is normally associated with Cr depletion.

Other well-known consequences include tropical deforestation and the erosion of biodiversity, but unless governments intervene (the paper calls for "increased awareness among public and policy makers") it seems unlikely that the demand for animal flesh can be curbed.

The demolition of old structures to clear way for urban development in China has some well-known consequences, notably the violence associated with forcibly removing people from their homes.

Reactive oxygen species production, atelectasis, alveolar macrophage dysfunction, and acute lung injury are well-known consequences of hyperoxemia.

The collapse of the Clinton White House's health care plan sparked a series of well-known consequences: first and foremost, a new Republican era, led by Newt Gingrich.

The occurrence of workplace violence is rather frequent within the nursing profession, with well-known consequences on the psychological health of victims.