Sentence examples for brought about as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Using microarray analyses, we have defined global gene expression alterations with respect to the wild type condition brought about as a consequence of ablation of the key nicotinic subunit responsible for nAChR activity in the inner ear.

We used an Affymetrix gene chip approach to assess gene expression changes brought about as a consequence of constitutive loss of the chrna9 gene, encoding the α9 nAChR subunit, in an attempt to better define the role of this gene and nAChR activity in cochlear processing.

Thus, differential and even opposing effects are brought about as a consequence of Gro/TLE phosphorylation by various kinases, presumably in response to different signals.

They may therefore represent changes in the composition of the extracellular matrix brought about as a consequence of ERG oncogenic activation.

This brings about, as a consequence, a criminalization of protest and possibly even a 'terrorization' of other crimes".

But consequentialists believed that results — consequences — were everything: what was important was not motive or adherence to rules but bringing about as much good as possible.

Yet what I did certainly brought it about that as many people as possible were saved from the shipwreck, so that a utilitarian would say that I brought about the best consequences, and anyone might agree that I found the only practicable way of avoiding a dramatically worse outcome.

These developments brought about a new crisis.

Since "ought" implies "can", it must be false that we ought to act so as to bring about the best consequences.

Act consequentialism seem to hold that everyone should know that they are morally required to act so as to bring about the best consequences, but even they do not think judgments of moral blame are appropriate if a person is legitimately ignorant of what action will bring about the best consequences (Singer).

The decrease in tumor multiplicity brought about by DHEA and DHEA 8354 is apparently a consequence of inhibition in the progression of existing hyperplastic and premalignant lesions as well as a decrease in the occurrence of new lesions.