Sentence examples for consequences of interactions from inspiring English sources

We also examine the pathway through which hydrogen diffuses to suggest the consequences of interactions with point defects and dislocations in hydrogen diffusivity.

We do not consider here the third possible approach to estimating NP toxicity, computer simulation, because the pathways and mechanisms of the toxic effects of NPs are not known well enough for a computer model to predict the consequences of interactions between NPs and living matter for a wide range of NPs with sufficient reliability.

We describe this mechanism, present a conceptual framework aimed at understanding the potential sources and consequences of interactions among local governments on the effectiveness of a decentralized mechanism aimed at promoting the creation of protected areas, and propose an empirical application using a Bayesian spatial Tobit model.

In this study, we assumed specific functions to determine the consequences of interactions between individuals.

One of the consequences of interactions between Aβ1-42 and clusters of arginine molecules should be the increased hydrotropy of the peptide in presence of arginine as with pyrene and decreased aggregation as with proteins.

Previous studies have demonstrated that the levels of pDCs in the peripheral blood are severely compromised in HIV-infected individuals, but the cause of this depletion, as well as the potential consequences of interactions between pDC and HIV-infected CD4+ T cells, remain unclear.

Comensalistic interactions, in which one organism benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed, provide an unexplored testing arena to understand the causes and consequences of interaction-network topology.

The aims of the present study are therefore to determine the consequences of interaction with RACK1 on the regulation of PDE4D5.

Moreover, virtual objects have features, such as 'hitable' or 'accidentable', which point to certain possible consequences of interaction with these objects for the system.

Moreover we find that HIV's propensity to interact with highly connected and central proteins is most probably a consequence of interactions with specific cellular functions.

But if we see in the war of 1914-1918, as I do, the consequence of interactions between a plurality of powers, each of which was willing to resort to violence in support of its interests, then we might also infer we need to devise better ways of integrating new great powers into the international system.