Sentence examples for be a secondary consequence from inspiring English sources
Finally, we considered the possibility that the effect of feedback presence might be a secondary consequence of reduced uncertainty about the SPE, rather than an actual increase in SPE.
Defective notochord vacuolation in pacsin3 morphants may simply be a secondary consequence of failed intercalation and differentiation.
Alternatively, axonal patterning defects observed in mbc mutants may be a secondary consequence due to a requirement for Mbc in the musculature.
Thus, changes in PIN expression are likely to be a secondary consequence of ABP1 inactivation's effect on cell differentiation rather than a primary effect.
lung cancer [42]}, but Dvl accumulation in cancer could also be a secondary consequence of unopposed Wnt ligand-driven autoactivation of signaling [43].
The imbalance in Pseudomonas species seen in our study might be a secondary consequence of defective mucosal barrier function and microbial killing present in IBD patients [50].
Removal of extracellular Ca2+ greatly inhibited [Zn2+]i-induced acidification, suggesting that acidification was a secondary consequence of Ca2+ entry.
It is not established, however, if the reduced levels of PI3KC2B is a direct effect of tamoxifen or if it is a secondary consequence of an overall improvement of muscle structure and function.
d, Another possibility is that the presence of these T cells is a secondary consequence of the disease (if, for instance, they are generated in an immune response induced by neuronal death), but these T cells do not contribute to disease progression because, for example, they do not have access to hypocretin-producing neurons.
We suggest that this phenotype was a consequence of reduced anabolism, which was a secondary consequence of the perturbation in Mg2+ homeostasis.
