Sentence examples for and consequent to the from inspiring English sources

Whether EPEC infection could be responsible for promoting such mutations remains to be elucidated - analysing this subset of sporadic tumours for EPEC infection could help to answer this question, though clearly an observed EPEC infection may be independent of (and consequent to) the carcinogenic event.

Contrary to anecdotal observations, and consequent to the representativeness of our sample we found cough to be more common in men and in people aged over 60 years, two groups where there is evidence to suggest there is a tendency to under-report symptoms to clinicians [ 51].

The Exiles prop Halani Aulika was at the centre of the next couple of foreign firsts – the first shudderingly audible hit and, consequent to that fleshy smack, the first assessment for a possible head injury.

Eternal truths and immutable essences are necessary only in that they presuppose and are consequent to the act of God who caused them.

These changes were most likely due to the increased HSPs expression (P<0.05) in TO cells (Supplementary Figures 4A and B), consequent to the augmented HSF1 protein level after SIRT1 overexpression.

Our proposal aims to address these challenges through the advanced HetNets scheme and innovative femtocell clustering consequent to the proposed introduction of the distributed antenna system (DAS) interface.

Our results suggest p53 plays an important role in prevention of arsenite-induced mitotic arrest and also in apoptosis consequent to the arrest.

The hopeful prospects seen in the Africa-American and Hispanic communities are partly consequent to the election of President Obama.

The idea that debt is necessary for trade, and has to be forgiven, is consequent to the rise of a market economy.

Sewage contains a huge amount of phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) causing eutrophication and fatal consequents to the surrounding environment (Landolt and Kandeler 1987).

A family's high expectations and consequent requests to the surgeon contribute to the continuation of therapy considered futile by at least two other consultants (weak evidence) [ 49].