Sentence examples for be only a consequence from inspiring English sources

As a result, serious engagement with the United States is likely to be only a consequence of a strategic shift by the regime, rather than a cause of it.

The oep phenotype is generally believed to be only a consequence of a Nodal signaling decrease, so a simple hypothesis was that Rasl11b acts as an inhibitor of the Nodal pathway.

This dimeric organization is likely to be only a consequence of the very high protein concentration used for crystallization (>4 mM SitA).

"As for the upcoming recall election," Bishop Zavala said, "it is only a consequence of decades of dysfunction of political parties and leaders who seemingly care more about doing the bidding of wealthy contributors than stopping the problems that confront working people".

Nationalism within nation-states as in Spain or the United Kingdom is only a consequence of Europe's diversity and of the myriad of ethnicities which share a continent.

Note that the displacement between the two distributions is only a consequence of word ordering.

The confidence intervals around the point estimate also allow the distinction of discrepancies in W values that are due to differences in the pattern of diversity of a given microbial population or that are only a consequence of sampling variability.

In terms of the evolutionary logic of this change, however, it is still open if reduction in structural disorder is only a consequence of reduction of functional complexity, or rather a driving force of the adaptation of the organism.

When the maximum occurs at low SNR, but even lower levels of SNR are not used in the experiment, enhancement can appear to obey inverse effectiveness while in fact this is only a consequence of the limited SNR range used.

At this point, one should conclude that the correlation between insertions/deletions and gene density is only a consequence of the correlation between gene density and GC level [6].

However, it must be mentioned that since at 6 months of age these animals were under HF diet, it is difficult to distinguish whether the reduced noradrenergic innervation is only a consequence of maternal caloric restriction or it is also an interaction of this condition with HF diet exposure and even with the effects of age.