Sentence examples for a downstream consequence from inspiring English sources
Taken together, this suggests that the effects of chronic blue light exposure on adipokine secretion may be a downstream consequence of reduced adipocyte lipid content.
It's a recognition of the fact that many forms of historic discrimination and economic inequality have also, as a downstream consequence, made it harder for minorities to vote.
Rather, he says, "This is a downstream consequence of upstream gene mutation". The next step, he says, would be to find out whether treating the inflammation could ameliorate symptoms of autism.
This study examined biologic mechanisms that influence fatigue caused by increased reactive oxidative species (ROS) or actual failure of the antioxidant defense system due to genetic variation by investigating reactive nitrosative species, a "downstream" consequence of ROS.
You are inclined to think you hear the source because your representing or being aware of it co-occurs with, but is no more than a downstream consequence triggered by, your auditory experience.
This postmeiotic repression of the sex chromosomes is a downstream consequence of MSCI [17], [18].
Indeed, it is likely that the reduced RNA levels may be a downstream consequence of translational stalling (see below).
The gene expression changes we observe could be the direct consequence of such cis-regulatory control, or a downstream consequences of such modifications.
I will resist piling on and try, instead, to make a point or two about a subtle downstream consequence.
That oxidative stress is a pathological hallmark of these and other neurodegenerative disorders suggests that DNA damage arising from ROS may represent a general downstream consequence of disease pathogenesis, not necessarily due to defects in FUS function.
In addition, we conducted a sensitivity analysis to examine the effect of including antihypertensive medication use in our regression models because of concern about adjusting for a potential downstream consequence of the BP outcome.
