Sentence examples for changes that ensue from inspiring English sources

ATF4 regulates the transcription of many genes involved in metabolism and nutrient uptake and thus is a major regulator of the transcriptional changes that ensue upon eIF2α phosphorylation and ISR induction (Harding et al., 2003).

These markers reflect the biochemical changes that ensue when anaerobic metabolism is present.

Cellular and molecular changes that ensue during tumor progression occur over a number of years and in an apparently stochastic manner.

To gain insight into females' health statuses and the changes that ensue after a particularly severe earthquake, we compared the former with the health statuses of males and performed a tracking survey with an interval of six months.

In this paper, we report a case study from the Cauvery and Malai Mahadeshwara Hills Wildlife Sanctuaries of southern India, where we document the infrastructural and institutional changes that ensued after an unprecedented expansion of protected areas in this landscape.

Furthermore, these approaches do not incorporate carbon fluxes associated with product substitution, such as the substitution of HWP for metal or concrete (or vice versa) in building applications, and the associated land use changes that may ensue.

With the collapse of nomadism during the war and the changes that ensued in camel management (e.g. increased reliance on motor vehicles and binoculars), the number of deyars drastically declined and their skills are being lost.

While the political system did change with the departure of the Syrian military, alas, the changes that ensued were not all beneficiary for the country.

We also investigated whether these metrics are useful to characterise future changes in the urban spatial structure that ensue from the planning scenarios.

Yet it offered no alternative and little resistance to the fierce opposition-to-change that ensued.

Recognizing the positive change that ensues when we are tender and forgiving with ourselves will reinforce the practice, and soon our impulse to worship our unworthiness will be replaced by an impulse of self-compassion.