Sentence examples for consequence of studies from inspiring English sources

One likely consequence of studies on older people is that some of the risk factors uncovered could simply be correlates of the disease process rather than causes of the outcome under investigation.

The focus on nuclear transport has been a consequence of studies where fusing mutant fragments of Htt to exogenous NES prevented nuclear transport and inhibited the toxicity of the fragment [ 126, 127] and the reverse happened when it was fused to an NLS [ 126].

His version is not always convincing – he has admitted elsewhere that "for most historians, the consequence of studying 1914 is to precipitate a brainstorm, because the evidence is so conflicting, the range of contradictory evidence so great" – but it is certainly very readable.

The result is a consequence of studying splitting of short exact sequences0→FXG→0  whereF,X,Gare graded Fréchet spaces, i.e., Fréchet spaces equipped with fixed reduced spectra representing them andj,qare consistent with the graded structures.

In part, this is the consequence of study designs that are not directly applicable to individual patients, but also to the rapidly changing pharmacological and mechanical device armamentarium that rapidly renders clinical trial results obsolete within a few years.

The observed magnitude of effect is not a consequence of study size.

Subgroup analyses were not able to detect variation in accuracy as a consequence of study characteristics.

It is therefore unlikely that any spurious influence as a consequence of study design will have impacted significantly on findings.

This finding is not the consequence of study selection, as we will attempt to demonstrate in the next section.

When asked for their behaviour change as a consequence of studying the guideline on a more general level, the participants of the focus groups gave heterogeneous feedback.

It is therefore unlikely that any spurious influences as a consequence of study design will have impacted significantly on our findings.