Sentence examples for be primarily a consequence from inspiring English sources
Stratified analyses revealed this to be primarily a consequence of a pronounced increase in soft drink consumption among the older students.
Thus, the ESC heterogeneity that has been documented may well be primarily a consequence of a disordered signaling environment created by a specific set of in vitro conditions.
PG loss does not directly lead to cell death in cartilage explants, thus the PG loss caused by SNP is unlikely to be primarily a consequence of cell death.
The number of allelic length variants associated with an SSR locus typically increases with increasing average repeat number at that locus [ 22, 23] (but see [ 24]), however, and allelic diversity is thought to be primarily a consequence of physical parameters and structural properties of the SSR sequence motif [ 15].
Age-related behavioral deficits are found to be primarily a consequence of decreased activity in the secondary sensory neurons ASE and AWB in response to the stimulus, but can be corrected by increasing neurotransmission in the primary sensory neurons AWC and AWA.
They concluded that the shift in size was primarily a consequence of ecological responses to climate change that produced milder winters over the previous two decades.
A still unanswered question is whether these deficits are primarily a consequence of sleep fragmentation and/or hypoxemia, or whether they coexist independently from OSAS.
For many decades, automotive retroreflectors were locked into the traditional corner-cube (CC) design that is primarily a consequence of the conventional pin-bundling technology underlying their fabrication.
You mentioned this technological arms race, but wasn't it also, especially, an unprecedented financial race? A. Yes, it was, but the financial escalation was primarily a consequence of the technology race.
