Sentence examples for acquired as a consequence from inspiring English sources
However, this study has shown that haem can be extracted by HmuY from the haemoglobin haemichrome and has revealed yet another route through which haem might be acquired as a consequence of the deployment of the gingipain proteases.
Most FIV infections are acquired as a consequence of bite wounds inflicted by an infected cat, presumably through inoculation of virus or virus infected cells [ 16, 17].
During evolution, new functions are acquired as a consequence of an accumulation of substitutions that alters the coding or regulatory sequences of genes.
This makes it tempting to speculate that during the evolution of C. coli clade 3 the second DMSO system might have been acquired as a consequence of niche adaptation.
At present, evolutionary comparisons of the metazoan receptor members and secretin peptide family suggests that, receptors emerged prior to the ligands which were subsequently acquired as a consequence of genome evolution in the chordate radiation.
In addition, CSCs derived from H460R cells presented the same sensitivity to the drug than H460 CSCs indicating that the cisplatin resistance acquired as a consequence of both treatments was not additional.
It has been suggested that the different molecular subtypes of breast cancer arise from the transformation of different stem or progenitor cell populations which retain, or acquire as a consequence of the transformation process some or all of functional characteristics of normal stem cells [ 14].
Organisms (or plasmids) bearing these types of resistance must be acquired, generally as a consequence of cross-transmission.
A definite class of NMD substrates are immunoglobulin and T-cell receptor mRNAs that acquired PTCs as a consequence of V(D J rearrangements during lymphocyte maturation (Li and Wilkinson, 1998; Muhlemann et al, 2008).
However, in the typical cell, the main NMD substrates are probably abnormal transcripts that acquired PTCs as a consequence of errors during transcription or pre-mRNA processing (He et al, 1993; Jaillon et al, 2008; Sayani et al, 2008).
Our male participants felt "put on the spot" by self-testing but saved face through exerting their authority and maintaining a measure of control over the HIVST process, even when fearing that they may indeed have acquired HIV as a consequence of extramarital sex.
