Sentence examples for consequence of the compound from inspiring English sources

(This non-parallelism is a consequence of the compound incidence angles with which a beam of finite NA intercepts a tilted coating).

We interpret the equalizing effect of the 3-point method in measuring alpha angles as being a consequence of the compound nature of the alpha angle.

Unfortunately, that approach quantifies a false influence of the boundary scheme on the resultant interior dispersive and dissipative consequences of the compound template.

It is also possible that the activating and inhibitory effects are consequences of the compound binding in two different conformations to an overlapping site.

Firstly, the organism can mount a protective response, for instance by inducing proteins which will reduce adverse consequences of the toxic compound.

In this first real-life example we provide a proof-of-principle that our method is able to correctly estimate relative power in a setting where different effect sizes are induced as a consequence of the treatment with compounds with different potency's and exposure times.

The consequences of these compounds on survival, organism morphology, and β-1,3-D-glucan content in the infected mouse lung were evaluated to provide a comprehensive picture of their myriad of effects on Pneumocystis.

The structure has been tested in a simple experiment showing the different glomeruli signal patterns occurring as a consequence of the exposure to pure compounds.

It is still a major unsolved question whether paracetamol induces cell death of LSEC directly or whether the observed LSEC damage and the resulting hemorrhagic alterations are primarily a consequence of the release of cytotoxic compounds from dying hepatocytes.

To adjust for different PCR efficiencies as a consequence of the presence of inhibitory compounds in chromatin obtained from P1 rr pericarps, equal amounts of the pPHP611 plasmid [ 73] were spiked in the real-time PCR reaction buffer (Epicentre).

Peripheral vasodilatation may be a consequence of the appearance of vasoactive compounds in the circulation which may fail to be metabolised by the necrotic liver, or are released from it.