Sentence examples for consequence of the over from inspiring English sources

The cytoplasmic pool may be simply a consequence of the over expression and may not exist in a wt animal.

We do agree that most of the cytoplasmic Dystrophin that accumulates in highly expressing fibres is a consequence of the over expression.

This could reflect the transient nature of the phosphorylation events or be a consequence of the over-expression of Tub4 complex subunits.

A significant population structure effect was observed on trait variation probably as a consequence of the over-representation of Muscat genotypes.

The overexpression of CrgA inhibits septation (Del Sol et al., 2006), an effect that could be a secondary consequence of the over-occupation by CrgA of its various interaction partners.

Although our inability to detect endogenous LRRK2 in lymphoblasts in the purified mitochondrial fraction suggested that the mitochondrial localization could be a consequence of the over-expressing system, it could also reflect difficulties in detecting endogenous LRRK2.

We re-wrote some parts of the Discussion and carefully took the possibility into account that some of the observed defects are an indirect consequence of the over- contraction of the AS in the foscrb Y10A embryos (second and third paragraphs).

Earlier reports have shown that the combined absence of BAX and BAK causes a significant reduction in the proliferation of immature DN progenitors in the thymus (possibly as a consequence of the over-abundance of mature single positive thymocytes that may compete for growth factors and nutrients), leading to the observed decrease in double positive thymocytes.

A federation spokesman, Denis McClean, said the headquarters was "concerned with the consequences of this over the long term -- you can't run forever on 75percentt of your budget".

Large-scale production of renewable biofuels through microbiological processes has drawn significant attention in recent years, mostly due to the increasing concerns on the petroleum fuel shortages and the environmental consequences of the over-utilization of petroleum-based fuels.

3 This may be a consequence of the concern over the safety of these agents in pregnant women and the risks they may pose to the fetus.