Sentence examples for a consequence of sustained from inspiring English sources

In yeast, like in all other eukaryotic cells, ROS is not only generated due to mitochondrial activity but also as a consequence of sustained ER-stress and activation of the unfolded protein response (UPR) [32], [63].

In agreement with our speculation, it was demonstrated that the supplementation of coenzyme Q10 analog in noise-exposed rats attenuated cochlear injury, which was partly a consequence of sustained respiratory enzyme activation by exogenous quinones.

Environmental surveillance data and epidemiological reports revealed that influenza H7N9 had achieved the status of a circulating strain among avian species and causing human disease as a consequence of sustained cross-species spillover [ 10].

The latter is a consequence of sustained economic growth, market integration, and foreign direct investment [ 19].

However, we cannot exclude the possibility that this observation might also be due to instability of the endothelial phenotype, as previously reported (James et al., 2010), or a consequence of sustained culture and passaging.

Kellogg Working Group 1987 [ 56]: "unintentionally coming to the ground or some lower level and other than as a consequence of sustaining a violent blow, loss of consciousness, sudden onset of paralysis as in stroke or epileptic seizure".

Falling was defined as "an event which results in the person coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or other lower level, and other than as a consequence of sustaining a violent blow".

Study hospitals were selected to achieve a representative sample of all people of working age admitted to Victorian public hospitals annually as a consequence of sustaining acute unintentional trauma following an analysis of the Victorian Admitted Episodes Dataset [ 15].

We defined falls as "unintentionally coming to the ground or some lower level and other than as a consequence of sustaining a violent blow, loss of consciousness, sudden onset of paralysis as in stroke or an epileptic seizure" 13 and assessed them with monthly calendars and follow-up telephone calls as required.

The definition of a fall used throughout was that of the Kellogg International Work Group on the Prevention of Falls – "unintentionally coming to the ground or some lower level other than as a consequence of sustaining a violent blow, loss of consciousness, sudden onset of paralysis as in stroke or seizure" [ 9].

However, at present it is not clear whether these damaged areas arise as a direct consequence of sustained V600EBraf signalling or as a consequence of the fact that the epithelium is already senescent.