Sentence examples for consequence of the less from inspiring English sources

Treatment of VSV infected cells with MG132 slightly decreased the efficiency of VSV mRNA synthesis, which may be a consequence of the less efficient synthesis of VSV RNA polymerase L. This decline in the amount of RNA leads to further decrease in the amount of viral proteins.

One possible consequence of the less efficient synaptogenesis is a behavioural deficit.

Aortic anisotropy seems to disappear with aneurysmal disease, which could be a direct consequence of the less organized collagen.

This conclusion is a consequence of the less frequent involvement of ankle and foot joints than joints of the upper extremities [ 13] and the rare occurrence of isolated foot involvement in remission states as revealed here.

This could be a consequence of the less equiaxed grain structure compared to the sample deformed at 400 °C HPT and of the significant larger grain size compared to the room temperature deformed samples.

The high AT content in the genes could be a consequence of the less effective selection for codon bias (because of the low rate of recombination on the F elements) coupled with the A/T mutational bias in Drosophila.

Typical packing in these co-crystals is governed by segregated molecular entities with columnar or layered packing as a consequence of minimizing the less favorable vdW contacts.

We support the latter observation with data from yeast and speculate that this property is a consequence of the much less compartmentalized organization of prokaryotic cells when compared to eukaryotes.

At first sight, the observation that c- P6⋅T6 is more stable than c- P6⋅T6* by a factor of more than 10 might be viewed as a consequence of the more flexible, less preorganized, conformational ensemble of the cyclodextrin-based template.

The latter is a consequence of the fact that less TetR is being produced when the inducer is present, while the former is a result of higher transactivator concentrations.

(Female, non-smoker, 17 years) Participants perceived that a negative image of smoking had progressively developed as a consequence of the behaviour being less common in the community than it once was.