Sentence examples for a specific consequence from inspiring English sources
At present, we cannot determine unequivocally whether the differing cellular behaviour we assign to AVE cells is a specific consequence of differential levels of Cerl expression or rather a more general property of cells marked in this way.
Thus, if a child picks a fight with another child at school, a parent might impose a specific consequence (such as no screens for two days), offer a clear discussion of keeping your hands to yourself, and go over some alternative strategies for moments of frustration: take a break, tell a teacher, interact with another peer.
In Experiment 2 the effect was replicated using a between-subjects design that ruled out the possibility that the effect was a specific consequence of the within-subjects procedures used in the first experiment, in which mice may have come to expect sucrose at different time points within the feeding session.
This "rescue" experiment suggests that the enlargement of spine heads is a specific consequence of TRIM3 knockdown, and not an off-target effect of the shRNA.
The observed lasting elevation in ASR in Susceptible rats may result from the exposure to the mild stressor, rather than a specific consequence of the traumatic event (CFC).
It is interesting to note that T-cell reactivity to GFAEINPIA was a specific consequence of vaccination and did not occur in any sham vaccinated MAP infected mice.
The glorious, spontaneous lovemaking that celebrated their escape plans is to have a very specific consequence.
"He suggests that this quasi-religious aspect of news in the 21st century has a very specific consequence.
This difference has however a more specific consequence as compared with changes in the other sensory gene repertoires.
However, in ORNs, neurite volume was unchanged, so active zone density was reduced, suggesting a difference in the specific consequence of Teneurin perturbation in the CNS compared with the NMJ.
Most of the other exemptions do not allow agencies to withhold information unless they can point to a specific negative consequence that would result from public disclosure.
