Sentence examples for consequence of generation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we postulated that bafilomycin A1 might induce Beclin 1 S90 phosphorylation as a consequence of generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), presumably as a consequence of its inhibition of vacuolar-type H-ATPases (Yokomakura et al., 2012, J Toxicol Sci; Zhdanov et al., 2011, Cell Mol Life Sci).

One of the consequences of Generation i and Generation X growing up is the implicit acceptance of games next to TV and movies as perfectly acceptable and potentially important creative works.

Fig. 3B shows that K2TeO3-treated E. coli cells exhibit an increase in lipid peroxidation products (determined as TBARs) suggesting that these tellurite-generated compounds are probably a consequence of ROS generation during the reduction of the tellurium oxyanion.

Consequently, our results suggested that MAPK15 may be activated as a consequence of ROS generation to stimulate autophagy, accelerating degradation of damaged mitochondria.

Is this one consequence of a generation of young people infantilised by being brought up largely in their bedrooms?

This was proposed as a consequence of emulsions generation while water-cut is below 50% however, above 50% water cut the rate stabilizes.

In a special report on Thursday the EurActiv Web site said the Continent faced a digital brain drain as a consequence of a generation of educated young people leaving Europe to seek work elsewhere.

Mass incarceration is the consequence of a generation's worth of laws passed by state and federal legislators eager to win votes by playing upon the public's fear of crime.

This might be explained as being a consequence of a generation gap.

Decreased levels of GSH represent its increased consumption by the cells as a consequence of ROS generation.

However, the precise molecular mechanisms about the cause and consequence of ROS generation in PCa are currently not understood.