Sentence examples for consequences of the ability from inspiring English sources
These different diseases represent direct consequences of the ability of parvovirus B19 to target the erythroid cell lineage.
Transcription highjacking refers to the consequences of the ability of certain transcription factors to bind to DNA adducts caused by organoplatinum compounds.
All these factors concurrently might have created a condition where LSS-tele patients were disadvantaged in the learning process, with direct consequences on the ability of storage and recall of learned material.
The distinctive properties of compact and non-compact trajectories have potentially important functional consequences on the ability of searchers to find and react with molecular partners.
The evidence reported suggests that the GP networks of the type created and promoted in Italy at the end 1990s have had modest consequences on the ability of GPs to care for patients.
Seemingly small structural changes, such as a single amino acid substitution, could have dramatic functional consequences on the ability of CPR to efficiently deliver its electrons to a particular CYP isoform.
Amines are particularly valuable because of their ability to act as bases, a property that is a consequence of the ability of amines to accept hydrogen atoms from acidic molecules.
These systems are the consequence of the ability of individuals to develop strategies.
If in the past, the adult education was specific to academic environment, nowadays this educational term covers most social groups as a consequence of the ability of human beings to be educated.
Employing these multiple approaches we show that spatially variable roughness patterns are partly a consequence of the ability of flowing ice not only to smooth the bed but also to redistribute and remove sediments, and to do this along-flow.
Photorespiration is the inevitable consequence of the ability of either CO2 or O2 to cleave the double bond obtained in RuBP after enolization by Rubisco.
