Sentence examples for artificial consequence from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues will be exactly the question 'are we out of the crisis or is it much more an artificial consequence of all the measures which have been undertaken'".

Loreto and colleagues explain its emergence in their sequence as an artificial consequence of the way reddish hues crop up at both ends of the visible spectrum.

If a way could be devised to turn fiction routinely into fact harnessing a person's thoughts to manipulate a computer or move an artificial limb the consequences could be huge.

The full list of "risks that threaten human civilisation, according to Global Challenges Foundation: Extreme climate change Nuclear war Global pandemic Ecological catastrophe Global system collapse Major asteroid impact Super-volcano Synthetic biology Nanotechnology Artificial intelligence Unknown consequences Future bad global governance.

Domestication is an essentially unavoidable consequence of artificial propagation (Busack and Currens 1995) and is exerted through artificial environments, non-random choice of broodstock and altered patterns of selection during early life stages (Waples 1999).

The reasons for such a deselection were not clear to us, but in any case we have to assume them to hold and the journal Fixed Point Theory and Applications may had some more self-citation than other journals in the same field, but it was not by any means artificial, but probably a consequence of some relevant and interesting published manuscripts and authors of high impact.

To address the possibility that the observed results were a consequence of artificial overexpression of ICAM-2, we used RNAi techniques to decrease the expression of ICAM-2 protein in SJNB-1A cells, the neuroblastoma cell line expressing the highest endogenous level of ICAM-2 expression (Fig. 1A) and investigated the phenotype of RNAi transfectants.

As a consequence of artificial lighting and other environmental modifications, seasonality is greatly attenuated in modern humans.

It induced additional studies, which showed that the formation of hmFCCs is not a consequence of artificial ripening of this climacteric fruit by treatment with ethylene gas.

As most monoallelic expression genes were silenced or suppressed in one of the parents, we speculate that genotype-dependent monoallelic expression might be the consequence of artificial parent selection by breeders.

In consequence of artificial inoculation of alfalfa seeds by consortium of nitrogen-fixing microorganisms S. meliloti T17 + N. PTV the yield of green mass of plants increased by 17.9% and the protein content in the leaves increased by 12.0% compared to monoinoculation by strain T17 (Table 3).