Sentence examples for basis and consequence from inspiring English sources

However, this explanation cannot account for the difference observed in NY-ESO-1 staining, and the possible biological basis and consequence of nuclear versus cytoplasmic NY-ESO-1 expression are unclear at present.

No more, he believed, could the British allow themselves any soothing illusions about the basis and consequences of their power.

This paper will consider the basis and consequences of this French decision, which we will compare to the example set by the success of other European countries, such as Sweden.

We here explored the basis and consequences of this uncommon presence.

A better understanding of the biological basis and consequences of nonmonotonic dose response curves is warranted for evaluating human health risks.

Population genetic structure plays considerable roles in evolution, as both the basis and the consequence of local adaptation, the splitting of one species into two if the environments are markedly different, and the adaptability of a species as a whole across its range (i.e., transformation rather than speciation).

Focusing on the sorts of modifications that can occur after complex eyes have evolved, Gerl and Morris (2008) discuss the basis and biological consequences of color vision, Zimmer (2008) highlights the extraordinary eyes found in flounders and stalk-eyed flies, and Espinasa and Espinasa (2008) discuss the loss of eyes in cave-dwelling fishes.

Further characterization is required to determine the basis and the consequences of repeat element expression.

The mechanistic basis and functional consequences of nuclear ISG15 require further study.

Mitochondria also have close physical association with lipid droplets, although the molecular basis and functional consequences of this association are not known [ 111].

This enzyme has been analysed for decades in order to understand the structural basis and functional consequences of protein-protein interactions [ 17].