Sentence examples for a number of consequent from inspiring English sources

The beginning of adolescence is loosely anchored to the onset of puberty, which brings dramatic alterations in hormone levels and a number of consequent physical changes.

They (understandably) pass the buck on this issue and take the GO as an appropriate way to define function, with a number of consequent problems.

The area is bounded in the south and west by an escarpment which rises 30 40 m above the plain and is dissected by a number of dry consequent valleys which either end in internal depressions or lead directly into the sea.

In this process a number of clipped consequent membership functions are changed into one fuzzy set for each output variable.

Forward-oriented proviruses insert the MLV splicing and polyadenylation signal in the primary transcripts, and are likely to cause gene inactivation by aberrant splicing and/or premature termination in a number of cases, with consequent loss of gene function.

On the other hand, the northern portion of the tableland area is dissected by a number of short and deep consequent valleys acting during rainy seasons as active drainage lines.

The absence of typical signs such as dark blood failing to clot, or lack of rigor mortis, in combination with a non-typical history of animals kept indoors fed only roughage, caused a delay in the diagnosis that led to a number of potential human exposures and consequent antibiotic treatments.

The study area is criss-crossed with lineaments consequent to a number of tectonic activities in the past.

The function of Cbl has been further analyzed by assessing the effect of Cbl inactivation on the T cell developmental defects that occur consequent to a number of genetic manipulations.

Activation of EGFR stimulates intracellular tyrosine kinase phosphorylation with consequent activation of a number of signalling cascades including the MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) and Akt (protein kinase) pathways, which promote cell proliferation (Ciardello and Tortora, 2008).

Construction still accounts for a disproportionate number of injuries, inducing consequent socioeconomic impacts.