Sentence examples for behaviour is a consequence from inspiring English sources
This behaviour is a consequence of the immunologic damage to the postsynaptic membrane of the synapse by antibodies to the acetylcholine receptor.
Such a cyclic behaviour is a consequence of taking preventive actions for fighting against the disease transmission when the influence of the disease in the population is notable.
To test if the altered pharyngeal behaviour is a consequence of slo-1 loss of function, slo-1a cDNA was expressed specifically in the neurons of slo-1 js379 slo-1 js379nder the control of the synanimalsvin promoter (Psnb-1::slo-1a).
Behaviour is a consequence of computation in neural circuits composed of massive synaptic connections among sensory neurons and interneurons.
Whether this kind of risky behaviour is a consequence of wide-awake risk-taking or a sense of invulnerability due to their youthfulness has been discussed [ 28, 29].
This unpredictable biological behaviour is a consequence of remarkably interesting, complex, and still unclear biological interactions between neoplastic plasma cells and other components of bone marrow microenvironment.
This behaviour is a direct consequence of the inconsistency between the fully developed ABL inlet profiles and the wall function formulation.
These soils exhibit a distinctive behaviour that is a consequence of their formation history, mineralogy and structure.
This notion is supported by the finding that the abolition of sexual dimorphism in locomotor behaviour, which is a consequence of mNSC ablation in males, unlike growth or hemolymph sugars, cannot be rescued by injection or over-expression of DILP2 alone [25].
Laboratory experiments on rock samples from the fault show that this spectrum of slip behaviours is a natural consequence of shearing at slow plate-convergence rates.
Children reared in settings of neglect or abuse, for example, will be more likely to commit criminal acts, while children raised in supervised homes, where punishment is a consequence of bad behaviour, will be more likely to withstand temptations toward criminal conduct.
