In the wireless world, interference can be from one wireless system to another or a consequence of environment.
Obesity is a combined consequence of environment and host factors.
Since MZ twins are genetically identical, genotype dependent discordance in expression must be a consequence of environment, pointing to GxE.
I've seen heart disease decline over my career, but it is quite possible this will reverse as we begin to see the consequences of an environment that makes it very difficult to stay thin".
This model represents the age-structure of a population with spatial diffusion which takes into account the consequences of the environment changes on populations dynamics (see [31, 32]).
The unruly environment at the state-level makes it challenging for all students to enter and navigate college, but considering California's population is 59percentt people of color, consequences of this environment may be more severe for minority students who tend to stem from more disadvantaged backgrounds.
A popular yet contentious explanation for why indigenous groups (whose evolution has involved long periods of migration, hunter-gatherer lifestyles, and frequent famine) are so susceptible to the adverse consequences of industrialized environments is termed the "thrifty genotype hypothesis," first proposed by Neel in the 1960s (6).
Hemolytic anemia can also result as the consequence of an environment hostile to the red cell.
His conclusion — that it is a consequence of social environment — clearly indicates too heavy reliance for corroboration on such doubtful authorities as Sigmund Freud, a certain Wilson Patterson and 123 students at the University of New Mexico.
One is reminded of the words of Arrigo Sacchi, still revered as the former coach of A.C. Milan and of Italy, who said last May after a coach of Fiorentina was fired for slapping a player, "It was a deplorable act, but it's the consequence of the environment.
