Sentence examples for a consequence of distinct from inspiring English sources

The differences in association levels observed between the sample sets may be a consequence of distinct founder effects or of the relative small sample size of the cohorts evaluated in this study.

However, the authors explained some of their scattering in iCa amplitudes to be a result of the possible existence of different subpopulations of mdx fibres as a consequence of distinct pathophysiological conditions [51].

Subpopulations arise from differences in allele frequencies between individuals as a consequence of distinct ancestral and/or demographic origin.

An alternative interpretation is that these structural differences are simply a consequence of distinct development in primary (guard) hair follicles versus secondary follicles.

This discrepancy may be a consequence of distinct experimental strategies used to assess the function of DAF-16/FoxO isoforms in life span control.

We found that the genetic differences between these two clusters are concentrated in the internal genes, which may be a consequence of distinct profiles of viral fitness and transmission capacity on different avian species.

The SUMA Tat region was also was the only region studied that contained overlapping epitopes, recognized by 3 distinct early CD8+ T-lymphocyte responses focused in this region [4]; thus the more complex pattern of early escape in SUMA Tat might have been a consequence of multiple distinct selective pressures from distinct T-lymphocyte responses.

Moreover, the mobilities of the intramolecular qudruplexes differ (more than follows from their lengths), which may be partly a consequence of their distinct compactness, and mainly, by distinct hindering effects of the overlapping nucleotides not involved in the quadruplex structure.

To set the tone, let us note that (1) could alternately and quite easily be obtained as a consequence of two distinct fundamental topological fixed point principles for set-valued maps.

Hence, anti-nuclear antibodies appear to arise as a consequence of two distinct processes genetically programmed selection of specific CDR charge motifs into the primary immunoglobulin repertoire, with secondary contribution from somatic mutation.

This latter difference in association could be a consequence of a distinct founder effect or of the relatively small sample size evaluated in their study, which comprised only 25 UC patients, 28 patients with rheumatoid arthritis, and 65 healthy individuals [29].