Sentence examples for whole consequences from inspiring English sources

However, although it is evident that Rituximab is able to induce an important depletion of B cells in most patients with SLE, the whole consequences of Rituximab administration on the different pathogenic mechanisms of this condition have not been fully elucidated.

For the Republican party as a whole, the consequences could be nothing less than disastrous in 2012.

But the sympathy of the British judiciary, and its willingness to hear the cases, is on the whole a consequence of a general acceptance that Russia's court system will not offer a fair trial.

Parameterising cardiac cell models in a whole-organ context is important for multi-scale modelling and ultimately for clinical use of the models, and requires the ability to control and foresee the whole-organ consequences of variations in cell-level model parameters.

Did I see the whole range of consequences?

"Once you play around with history, it trips a whole load of consequences," she says.

The trend has gone completely in the wrong way, and that has a whole host of consequences to the game, and to the operation of our clubs.

But maybe they just suggest that we've protected American society as a whole from the consequences of social breakdown by imprisoning low-income, less-educated men by the thousands and millions.

If that reward turns out to have been paid to a key witness like Jay Wilds, or anyone else deeply involved in the case, a whole host of consequences may come into play, as it's considered legally relevant that someone was compensated for providing information leading to an arrest.

After nine years of experience, she has learned that "la verdad siempre sale en la corte" — the truth always comes out in court_._ She urges her clients to "start with the whole truth," the consequences of doing otherwise being potentially drastic.

Warren Buffett said that there'll be "a whole lot of consequences" if priorities are ignored, because "that's going to disrupt lending practices in the future".