Sentence examples for consequence to use from inspiring English sources

But, if one considers the assumed pathogenesis, an immune hyperreactivity after a viral infection, it feels like a logical consequence to use oral corticosteroids to soften that immune response.

We propose to consider the image segmentation problem as one of data clustering and, as a consequence, to use measures for comparing clusterings developed in statistics and machine learning.

That the diagnosis of schizophrenia is one of the most stigmatized of psychiatric diagnoses (Crisp et al, 2005; Knight et al, 2003) is likely to bring into sharp relief any 'beneficial' or 'harmful' consequences (to use Phelan's terminology) that may arise from family members' use of genetic accounts.

But there are consequences to using lies to incite people.

Differently from HIV-1, which mainly uses CCR5 as a coreceptor, SIVrcm (the virus that naturally infects RCMs without clinical consequences) adapted to use a CCR2 or CCR4 coreceptor to ensure persistence in the RCM host [ 10].

So I feel grateful to be here and, as a consequence, to somehow use what God has given us, to help other people, he says.

As a consequence, we recommend to use a hash length of at least 50 bytes when key-dependency of the resulting hash string is important.

This could be an unavoidable consequence of having to use different mice as the source of infectious blood.

As a consequence, we propose to use "mitochondrial haplogroup" instead of "maternal lineage", a term that is already in common use in genetic studies.

As a consequence, we decided to use a binomial test for proportions on discretized score distributions.

As a consequence, we prefer to use the term 'well' instead of 'cell'cell