Sentence examples for a shared consequence of from inspiring English sources

A shared consequence of the regulatory mutations was the reduction in RpoS levels, as shown in figure 2 A and figure 3 F.

Somalis have lived here for hundreds of years, a consequence of a shared tradition of seafaring.

Gill's view was shared by Consequence of Sound's Chris Bosman who felt the song's "dramatic and painful exploration of female beauty" made it a highlight on Beyoncé.

This is what is indeed observed for many paralogous proteins; however, in paralogs, the shared domain architecture is a consequence of a shared evolutionary history.

Shared TF expression between HSPCs and mast cells may in part be consequence of a shared dependence on SCF signalling.

It should therefore be possible to determine whether the plants now growing at the coast or by the lake share the same phylogeographical structures due to a shared history, and to identify consequences of long-term isolation of the inland populations and intraspecific differentiation.

For it to be possible for groups that are related by enmity nevertheless to co-exist in a shared framework which limits the consequences of war mutual enmity must be prevented from reaching the level of absolute enmity.

They foresaw – and have sometimes managed to delay – the consequences of imposing a shared accommodation rate on under-35s, set at an unviable level, the loss of millions of pounds of voluntary-sector income that will result from reducing social housing rents by 1% a year, and of capping the allowance for supported housing.

Although Osborne was Welsh on his father's side, in The Entertainer it is "England" that has been ruined by Suez, even though the rest of the UK shared the consequences of post-colonial overreach.

Tables S1 and S2 in Supplementary Material clearly indicate that regions are generally not shared and that the findings above are not a consequence of shared alterations between tumour types.

A convincing argument for sharing published data is the increased citation rate as a consequence of sharing [ 65].