Sentence examples for attributed to the consequent from inspiring English sources

Acceleration of secondary tumour growth and metastases following excision of a primary tumour has been attributed to the consequent removal of primary tumour-generated inhibitory factors.

Unlike CuCl/bpy the CuBr/bpy catalyst gives poor control which is attributed to the lower solubility and consequent heterogeneity in the latter case.

CXCL12 activates CXCR4 and the derived signaling can transduce on the mTOR pathway in pancreatic cancer, gastric cancer and T-cell leukemia cells; antagonists targeting PI3K and/or mTOR inhibited CXCL12-mediated cell migration and this effect was primarily attributed to the inhibition of mTORC1 and consequent decrease in RhoA, Cdc42 and Rac1 in human gastric carcinoma cells.

The remarkable power capability and cycle stability was attributed to the rational design, homogenous microstructure and consequent synergistic effect generated in the composite.

This behaviour may be attributed to the degradation of Pt film and to the consequent loss of adhesion between Pt and its underlying conductive glass substrate.

This is attributed to the thermal breakdown of IL molecules and the consequent chemical reactions between the reactive IL decomposition products and the Mg alloy surface, which form a film containing metal phosphates and oxides.

The origin of the damage self-sensing ability is attributed to the fracture of fibers that bridge microcracks and the consequent resistivity increase.

The increase of the through-thickness conductivity with increasing frequency is attributed to the decreasing excursion of the charge carriers and the consequent decrease in the chance of the carriers to encounter interfaces.

The futility of such an attempt is attributed to the nonreproducibility of the flow in different laboratories and the consequent lack of data obtained under identical conditions.

The authors could, however, show that they obtained a higher overall ethanol yield when using SSF, which they attributed to the removal of glucose and cellobiose by the fermentation, and the consequent release of end-product inhibition.

This may be attributed to the much wider aperture opening of L. varicus and consequent larger surface area exposed to the environment.