Sentence examples for consequence of blocking from inspiring English sources
The harbor, designed to create new economic opportunities, has had the unintended consequence of blocking sand flows that nourished the beach from the south.
A consequence of blocking CGRP could thus be alterations in wound healing and increased inflammatory responses in skin injuries at the site of injection for the antibodies.
In contrast, these results argue that the precise precytokinesis arrest observed after the induction of VSG RNAi is a direct consequence of blocking VSG synthesis.
As illustrated in earlier work, an important consequence of blocking apoptosis is an effective reduction of the priming of CD8+ T cell response to M. tuberculosis.
The increase in CD4+ T cell numbers associated with CCR5 inhibition could be a simple consequence of blocking the trafficking of CCR5+ T cells between circulation and peripheral tissues.
As a consequence of blocking splice-donor sites three scenarios are possible: 1) the removal of the targeted exon, 2) the use of a cryptic splice donor site, often causing a premature termination codon, or 3) a retention of the targeted intron.
Pharmacologic disruption of the S1P S1PR1 interaction ameliorates CIA as a consequence of blocked lymphocyte egress from LNs [ 40].
In MSC SHP-2 KO mice, based upon the phenotypes of ERK- and AKT-deficient mice discussed above, growth retardation is expected to be a consequence of blocked activation of both kinases.
Interestingly, female Cgl null mice exhibited significantly lower plasma tCys compared to WT control mice plus or minus PPG (P=0.001) and Cgl male mice indicating that plasma levels of this compound are significantly lowered as a consequence of severely elevated tHcy rather than as a consequence of blocked endogenous synthesis.
The health consequences of failing to vaccinate children may be more predictable than the health consequences of blocking access to effective contraception.
