Sentence examples for a consequence of describing from inspiring English sources

A consequence of describing electrons as waveforms is that it is mathematically impossible to simultaneously derive the position and momentum of an electron.

Germ cell ablation can lead to longevity and gigantism [ 58, 59] and pab-1 nonsense alleles increase lifespan 1.3 1.5-fold 1.3 1.5-foldd body volume 1.4-fold [ 49], which may be a consequence of the described germline defects.

Maybe her glazed sincerity is a consequence of, as she describes in typical Banksian language, "feeling people really hard.

It is also likely that the toxicity observed by several of the evaluated DTTs may be a consequence of the above described mechanism of action.

As a consequence of the design described in that section, database management can be fully dealt with by manipulation of the layout and structure files.

At3g47370, At4g07666b and At4g09820 belong to blocks M and P. Their placement between the J and W blocks could be a consequence of the inversions described above.

With regards to PAHM4, down-regulation of virulence-related genes is likely either the result of negative selective pressure in the lung environment of patients with bronchiectasis and/or a consequence of the previously described gene loss in PAHM4.

As a consequence of the above described modulation of NMDAR activity by astrocytic d-serine, astrocytes regulate the amplitude and direction of the synaptic plasticity in the supraoptic nucleus (Panatier et al., 2006).

As pointed out by the 2nd reviewer the age related decrease in deviation of transcriptional profiles reflects the increase in regular behaviour as a consequence of chaotic dynamics, described for human physiology [ 26].

As a consequence of the unmet needs described above, the features of the ideal product in the setting of NNRTI failure can be described as follows.

Dirac did not assume the positron; he discovered it to be a consequence of an equation that described the well-established electron.