Sentence examples for consequence detection from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, detection requires denaturation of the enzymes due to the stable conformation of the copper binding region II.

Reports of epidemics in the highlands of western Kenya increased in frequency in the early 1990s (10, 12, 54, 55 ); as a consequence, detection and control of epidemics became a priority for the recently launched national malaria strategic plan (23 ).

As a consequence, detection of persistence of a specific HPV genotype of other carcinogenic genotypes did not provide significant risk stratification above that achieved by pooled detection of all other carcinogenic genotypes.

As a consequence, reliable detection of a single copy-number gain on this platform requires 10 consecutive oligonucleotides more (18) than detection of a single copy-number loss (8).

Xavier Nailing, 44, a hospital custodian, said he routinely rides without paying a fare, and does not fear the consequence of detection.

As a consequence, their detection and proper classification as "False events" is possible by examining the time derivative of their wavelet power and checking whether it exceeds a predefined threshold.

As a consequence, failure detection is immediately followed by an enhancement of attentional resources (i.e., readiness to respond to the upcoming task) that may in turn serve more specific executive control subsystems.

As a consequence, early detection is a priority among public health programs, with the goal of improving disease prognosis and reducing mortality.

This approach would likely reduce the pathogen-to-host-ratio in non-serum samples and as a consequence limit detection sensitivity.

Accordingly, some have inferred current evidence for Aβ oligomerisation may simply be an artifactual consequence of detection techniques such as sodium dodecyl sulphate (SDS) polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) [ 107].

Our hypothesis is that that the increase in episodes of STI is not a 'true' increase in incidence of STI episodes but rather a consequence of detection bias: the enhanced empowerment with more regular check-ups in the clinic allowed more timely diagnosis of STIs at a less severe stage.