Sentence examples for a consequence of direct from inspiring English sources

In budding yeast, dynein follows the plus end of the growing microtubule in a Bik1/CLIP (cytoplasmic linker protein -170- and protein -170-endent mander, as a result of transport by the kinesin Kip2 along the microtubule in the direction of the plus end, or as a consequence of direct binding fromannercytoplasm to the plus end [ 33, 34].

Rigid designation is a consequence of direct reference (but not vice versa).

However, the most recent (since c. 1800 CE) environmental changes, i.e., deforestation, enhanced channel and slope erosion and lake in-filling are a consequence of direct human interventions.

Clavicle fractures are often a consequence of direct trauma (e.g., a fall) to the shoulder, where the force typically propagates along the axis of the clavicle from the acromioclavicular to the sternoclavicular joint [8].

It remains to be determined whether this protein degradation occurs as a consequence of direct photon absorption by amino acid residues or the indirect action of UVR-induced ROS.

Finally, the results provide organizations a practical framework for not just driving adoption of SCRM technologies, but also selecting which SCRM technologies will be most readily adopted, as a consequence of direct and indirect network externalities.

Therefore, it is likely that lymphocytic infiltration of tissues is not only a consequence of directed migration.

The benefit of the incision point being away from the midline could be a consequence of directing pressure away from the midline already at the incision point.

It could be argued that the effects described above were a consequence of 'direct' surround intrusion, whereby the RFs of the cells extended into the area that was covered by the surround stimulus.

DNA damage occurs as a consequence of both direct and indirect effects of ionizing radiation.

Therefore, the substantive therapeutic effects of anti-TNF therapy are a consequence of both direct inhibition of TNF and a blockade of TNF-inducible other pro-inflammatory cytokines.