Sentence examples for a consequence of acting from inspiring English sources

Yet these very prizings may be subject to appraisal at some other time, perhaps even as a consequence of acting on them on this occasion.

Also, as a consequence of acting as an upstream negative regulator of complement activation, PAR2 activation is expected to reduce formation of the pro-inflammatory anaphylatoxins (C3a, C4a, C5a) as well as membrane attack complex (MAC) required for host-mediated destruction of infectious organisms.

Our BLAST results could be a consequence of selection acting to preserve the already annotated protein on the opposite strand, and the appearance of an ORF that could yield a protein may simply be a side effect of the evolutionary constraints on the annotated gene.

Whether the differential expression of the identified transcripts is causal for the observed phenotypic differences, or if it is merely a consequence of factors acting up-stream of these genes and modulating their expression needs further functional investigation.

Therefore, we do not consider that the hormetic effect observed at T5 is a consequence of gossypol acting as a toxin to bacteria possibly present in the artificial diet.

However, there is increasing evidence that multiple independent pathways may have roles in FH-associated oncogenesis as a consequence of fumarate acting as an oncometabolite (Yang et al., 2012).

The word "objectification" never entered his vocabulary, but he knew, as he grew older, that the rules had changed, as a consequence of other men acting less innocently than he himself had, and the realisation made him slightly guilty.

This genetic pattern could be a consequence of different processes acting at different spatial and temporal scales among which the presence of admixed populations, large population sizes and species dispersal capacity, could play a major role.

The increased ceh-19 expression in ADF would itself be a consequence of endocrine signals acting to direct dauer entry.

We hypothesized that a large component of chilling stress transcriptome is a consequence of ROS (H2O2) acting as primary signals for the activation of ' early response' regulatory networks.

In birds, the small genome size and low TE content suggest that loss of certain TE families might be a consequence of general constraints acting toward a reduction of noncoding DNA content in the genome.