Sentence examples for a pivotal consequence of from inspiring English sources

This is a pivotal consequence of life with symbionts, said Shapira, who believes that microbiotas, which involve many types of symbionts, represent an expanded version of this aphid-symbiont relationship.

Because the latter energizes many secondary membrane transport mechanisms, most importantly the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger (NCX) and the Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE), a pivotal consequence of INaL enhancement is perturbed homeostasis of intracellular Ca2+ and H+ (Fig.  3).

Looking at the organ level, one pivotal consequence of burn trauma is cardiac dysfunction [ 3, 4].

And it memorializes a pivotal moment of cultural transformation.

This assumption has the pivotal consequence that strings interact on an extended distance and not at a point.

This process has two pivotal consequences: An enhanced ability of a transcriptional unit to explore its environments may eventually lead to the recognition of a nearby transcription factory and/or to the clustering of transcription units prior to overt transcriptional activation.

The perception of self is therefore both a cause and a consequence of mental health, and can therefore be regarded as being pivotal to quality of life.

In consequence, our findings do not necessarily exclude a pivotal role of ammonia in the pathophysiology of SAE.

Turkey is a pivotal sort of place.

Research is a pivotal part of any job search.

Inquiry skills are a pivotal target of (science) education.