Sentence examples for consequence of a common from inspiring English sources

The proof of Proposition 2.17 shows that the common truisms are precisely the elements of M and unions of elements of M, so any commonly known event is the consequence of a common truism.

In theoretical terms, the linear SUR vs. K m correlation can be understood as a consequence of a common input function shape and small variability of the apparent volume of distribution, V r.

After all, this is the idea behind a European citizenship and the consequence of a common labor market.

Thus, on a proportional basis, developing autoimmune disease is the relatively uncommon consequence of a common autoimmune response.

This has been also postulated for different CT antigen, expressed diffusely in malignant tissues and frequently coexpressed as the consequence of a common promoter demethylation [ 3, 4].

It has been reported that HL may be a rare consequence of a common infection, with the probability of oncogenesis increasing with age at the time of infection.

We hypothesise that the mazG gene is under intense exchange within the cyanophage population, resulting in a small effective population size, thereby explaining the high levels of sequence similarity as a consequence of a recent common ancestor.

Malnutrition and dehydration are potential consequences of dysphagia, a common swallowing disorder among elderly individuals.

As a logical consequence of this common structural feature, a protein that recognises one of these glycosphingolipids (e.g. GalCer), through binding to this galactose residue, might also interact with the other two (in this case, Gb3 and GM3).

In Laos, a rise in creatinine kinase level may also have been a consequence of the common practice of administering intramuscular injections before hospital (unpub. data).

While this standpoint can seem wrongheaded, it can also seem the plainest common sense – or at least a consequence of plain common sense.