Sentence examples for consequence elaborate from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, elaborate mechanisms have evolved to preserve genetic information.

As a consequence, elaborate quality control criteria for histone PTM antibodies were put forward to ensure the integrity of research (Egelhofer et al., 2011; Kungulovski et al., 2015; Landt et al., 2012).

Docking consequences elaborated that the conserves amino acid residues LYS391, GLN373 and SER371 in IL-2 receptor played a decisive role in maintaining the functional conformation and directly involved in compound 13 J and torcetrapib binding.

The concept of the "rotary catalysis" of F1 was first proposed by Boyer as a natural consequence of elaborate biochemical studies on the "binding change mechanism" for the ATP synthase.

But though later described by the Venetian nobleman Pietro Gradenigo as "a good student of the famous Canaletto," Guardi produced few pictures that could be mistaken for Canalettos and instead continued, despite the negative economic consequences, to elaborate his own vision of the city and the lagoon.

As a consequence, we elaborated a new score to assess whole brain circulation stop and to increase sensitivity for promoting CTA as the preferred ancillary test in diagnosing brain death.

As a consequence, novel, more elaborate, procedures are required to assess analogues of recollective-based recognition [35,36].

Highsmith likes to elaborate consequences - the terrible actions that begin from indulging small vices and weaknesses.

This book's longer pieces, like one on the elaborate consequences of Mr. Sedaris's losing his passport, are its draggiest.

Although millions of gas masks were distributed to the populations of Britain and Germany, no gas attacks were ever undertaken; both sides feared the consequences too much, despite elaborate preparations, including the fact that the two countries, particularly the British, had built up massive stocks of gas and chemical weapons by the end of the war.

We aim to elaborate this issue and possible clinical consequences in the near future.