Sentence examples for a twofold consequence from inspiring English sources

Hence the absence of the derived allele in the highlander populations can be seen as a twofold consequence of selection: against the damaging excessive activity of a hypoxia master regulator gene, favouring instead the ancestral variant capable of conferring better endurance and VO2max plasticity in a mildly hypoxic environment.

This has had a twofold effect.

For a parent, watching these monsters has a twofold effect.

Decrease of lubricant pressure at the contact exit has twofold consequences.

As a consequence, a twofold increase in sensitivity was gained without sacrificing specificity.

Proton relaxivity evidenced binding of Gd (DO3A-PiB) to Aβ(1 40), resulting in a twofold increase in relaxivity as a consequence of immobilization of the complex.

The emergence of two 8-barrel enzymes involved in histidine biosynthesis, each of which has a twofold symmetric structure, has been proposed to be a consequence of tandem duplication and fusion of a 4-half-barrel.

As a consequence, only 45% of the kittens were successfully immunised by a twofold vaccination at 8 and at 12 weeks, representing the immunisation scheme recommended for primary vaccination by most manufacturers.

"It's a twofold problem," she said.

His deals have had a twofold impact.

That will take a twofold effort.