Sentence examples for believed a consequence of from inspiring English sources

As HIV-1 infects mononuclear phagocytes (brain perivascular macrophages and microglia), but not neurons, in the CNS, the pathogenesis for HAND is widely believed a consequence of indirect neurotoxicity.

The younger Armstrong developed a passion for hockey but was a poor skater, which his father believed was a consequence of a case of spinal meningitis George suffered at the age of six.

And the struggle for it was not, as is commonly believed, a natural consequence of the gay liberation movement that gained steam in the late 1960s.

Rainfall steadily declined in what some scientists now believe is a consequence of climate change.

(5) 'Despite having the resources and focused attention of a funded clinical trial, these investigators lost a substantial proportion of their patients initially screened to follow-up.' We did lose about 1/3 of the patients to follow-up, which we believe was a consequence of the trial design.

Previous research had extended back roughly 1,500 years, and suggested that the rapid temperature spike of the past century, believed to be a consequence of human activity, exceeded any warming episode during those years.

The shards are, thus, believed to be a consequence of structural bending.

This behavior is believed to be a consequence of further development of oriented attachment.

Efficient removal of algae by potassium ferrate preoxidation is believed to be a consequence of several process mechanisms.

This is believed to be a consequence of the inherently more ductile polyamide matrix as the methylene content of the nylon material increases.

The mechanism through which a N2O pneumoperitoneum causes little pain in comparison with CO2 was believed to be a consequence of the absence of the irritation of CO2.