Sentence examples for be either a consequence from inspiring English sources

Such accumulation could be either a consequence of migration around the brain of Mn2+ leaked at the brain surface during the injection procedure or fast axonal transport through the brain parenchyma.

This could be either a consequence of the fact that the majority of CAM interventions are not reimbursed by statutory health insurances.

The increased vascular reactivity to noradrenaline in hexadecanedioate-treated rats may be either a consequence of hypertension or a cause, and this needs to be elucidated in future experiments.

The stable difference in the adapted strain (HI 001) could be either a consequence of accumulative mutations or due to selection of variants already found in the original culture (UTEX LB #200).

This undetected HI might be either a consequence of the limited sensitivity of the method compared to the genomic bar code analysis or a consequence of the lack of yeast competitors in the monoculture.

The failure of pre-existing pentamer-positive WT1- and MUC1-specific T cells to expand after vaccination could be either a consequence of complete anergy, with an absolute inability to respond to antigen, or a selective inability to proliferate [ 30].

The variability of one electrode on different days was either a consequence of how the electrode was handled (polarized versus replated) or how precise the plating was. Figure 2 Cyclic voltammograms in aerated artificial seawater measured with a freshly plated Hg/Au amalgam electrode (black curve) and with the same electrode after storage in water for four days in open circuit (blue curve).

The strongly reduced tumor growth and the loss of tumors over time in both founder lines with abrogated Bmi1 expression is either a consequence of a block in cell cycle progression or increased cell death or a combination of both.

The increase in EET plasma level in response to 5/6-Nx is either a consequence of a reduced renal excretion or of a greater formation of EET under this condition.

We should consider the hypothesis that high Hcy levels are either a consequence of NVAF or just a marker of other diseases and/or deficiencies of B vitamins, which can, by themselves, be responsible for abnormalities that increase the risk of NVAF independently of Hcy levels.

Their localization at the border of GML suggests that the proliferating microglial cells are either a consequence of or contribute to GML formation.