For example, in the first paradox, we show that a cell type can improve in its efficiency in making a metabolite, and as a consequence, represents a lower proportion of the total population.
Our array was designed prior to gap closure of these 2 genomes and as a consequence represents only 29.8% of the 47 additional genes found in the R20291 genome.
Taken as a whole, medieval theories of consequence represent the first sustained attempt at adopting a sentential/propositional perspective[3] since the Stoics in Greek antiquity, and — unlike Stoic logic, which had little historical influence — provide the historical background for subsequent developments leading to the birth of modern logic in the 19th century.
The children in the ten-year follow-up reported to be free of asthma, in consequence represent an interesting category.
ISRCTN78822107 Unhealthy alcohol use and smoking and its consequences represent a major burden of disease in the general population [ 1- 3].
Unhealthy alcohol use (the spectrum from at-risk drinking amounts through alcohol dependence) and its consequences represent a major burden of disease in the general population [ 1, 2].
Thus, although the mechanism that abrogates TORC2 phosphorylation of Ypk1 upon hypertonic stress remains to be delineated, this effect and its consequences represent a novel mechanism for sensing and responding to hyperosmolarity.
In the age of mass incarceration, collateral consequences represent an enormous problem.
"The problem of child marriages and its consequences represent an extremely important social and national issue that requires the engagement of all stakeholders.
Likewise, we must acknowledge that any measures taken to mitigate climate change and its consequences represent only a small contribution to the wider whole of redirecting our path from a grim future towards one of greater wellbeing in a sustainable and healthy environment.
