Sentence examples for consequence in the control from inspiring English sources
This suggests that these residues are actually involved in some way in the control of protein-protein binding and, as a consequence, in the control of the Sirt-1 function.
Reducing the labour cost, that is, the time physicians and nurses spent on reviewing medication lists by 50%, had of course a greater consequence in the control arm as the time they devoted for this task was greater than in the intervention arm.
As a consequence many participants in the control group of this study will not receive the treatment as described by the guidelines for occupational health management.
The level of negative psychosocial consequences was higher in the control group compared with the screen group.
Indeed, Quinn et al. showed that anti-CD25 mAb treatment in mice has no consequence on the control of mycobacterial growth [15].
The apparent discrepancy between the results of these studies could be a consequence of the control fat used in our study, namely olive oil, which may itself have a small protective effect.
It has been already shown that anti-CD25 mAb (PC61) treatment has no consequence on the control of mycobacterial growth in the lungs, neither at early, nor at late time points after primary M. tuberculosis infection [15].
As a consequence, the LM included in the control packet is always the minimum found along the path, which can be the inverse path in the case of RREP packets or the direct path in the case of RREQ packet.
Energy balance, particularly of glucose and of lipids/fatty acids, has major consequences in obesity and in the control of glucose and lipid metabolism, and it is noteworthy that atherosclerosis may occur consequence of both.
In consequence, at MMR the control contributions or ci values are rather evenly divided amongst all seven major steps in ATP supply and ATP demand pathways right to the point of fatigue.
