Sentence examples for can be consequence from inspiring English sources
Likewise, reduced lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity also can be consequence of reactive oxygen species (ROS) formed by Ag NPs [45].
It is feasible that the disordered trends can be consequence of non-adaptive processes.
Decreased vitamin D binding protein levels in babesiosis can be consequence of consumption due to haemolysis and increased actin removal.
Also, loss or gain of chromosomes can be consequence of segregation errors and cytokinesis failure leading to high chromosome instability.
Different results can be consequence of using of other subtype of IAV in a Wallace and Elm [ 4] study.
The strong impairments in self-perception and psychological well-being can be consequences of stigmatization and teasing experiences [ 9, 32, 33].
Helen Zille, leader of the opposition Democratic Alliance, wrote this month about Mr. Zuma's latest affair: "He has now sent out the message that risky sexual behavior can be consequence-free.
And while there can be consequences, there are usually positive effects, too--especially in terms of learning and building our sense of courage and resilience.
Even over the age of 50, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and broken hearts all can be consequences of the penis imperative.
