A conceivable consequence is that it contributes to negative processes that increase risk of lasting work exclusion by challenging return to work or contributing to further episodes of sickness absence.
If ideas were to stand or fall on the basis of their logically possible consequences, we would have no ideas, because the ultimate conceivable consequence of every idea is an absurdity — is, in some way, "against life".
One conceivable consequence of limited iron due to ocean acidification could be a decline in phytoplankton populations, resulting in reduced fish harvests for human consumption, according to Morel, a professor of geosciences.
Now, 15 federal ministries are pondering every conceivable consequence of paving the road, from greater prostitution to opportunities for organic derivatives of castor oil.
It is conceivable that deafness in mice, and possible humans, is a direct consequence of the cochlear enlargement and inherent disruption of cell signaling and cochlear ion homeostasis.
Thus, it is conceivable that the accumulation of Cx43 into gap junctions induced by 7-keto is a consequence of an increase in Cx43 at the plasma membrane available to form gap junction plaques.
It is conceivable that increased autophagy may be a prosurvival mechanism in WRN-deficient cells, presumably a consequence of the accumulation of abnormal protein aggregates secondary to sustained DNA damage.
It is conceivable that, in these conditions, Grb7 accumulation as a consequence of HER2 signaling inhibition may increase breast cancer cell aggressiveness and thereby speed up metastatic disease progression.
It is conceivable that the increase of CD4+CD25+ cells is a consequence of the virus-driven induction of IL-2/IL-2 rexpressionpression by tax, as previously reported [ 12, 23, 52].
It is conceivable that the beneficial effects of 11β-HSD1 inhibition are a consequence of prevention of 7-oxysterol inter-conversion as well as glucocorticoid metabolism.
