Sentence examples for consequences of the continuous from inspiring English sources
To produce a system for studying the physiological consequences of the continuous production of differently misfolded proteins in P. pastoris, we selected two of these previously characterised variants, T70N and I56T, for heterologous production in chemostat cultures (Fig. 1a).
As a consequence of the continuous change in the age profile of the Western population, the end results might well be that the total referral numbers due to peptic strictures may in fact increase.
Nfix silencing could in fact be used to stabilize muscle degeneration/regeneration, allowing a longer expression of the AAV transgene, which on the contrary would be rapidly lost after treatment as a consequence of the continuous regeneration of the infected fibers.
As a consequence of the continuous race to achieve the highest possible amount of doping there is a growing tendency to assume that all N species are incorporated within the graphene lattice (doping).
A comparison between Li//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 and Li1−xNi0.4Mn1.6O4//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 cells performances in terms of fading and Columbic efficiency permits to report that the main degradation mechanism in half-cells is the electrolyte oxidation, as a consequence of the continuous precipitation of transition metal ion-based compounds on the lithium electrode.
This is largely a consequence of the continuous advances in knowledge and the progressive development of more refined technologies that have led to a better understanding of the biology of the malignant cells and of the host immune system, to a more precise definition of disease entities and to the design of innovative therapeutic programmes.
A further consequence of the continuous testing procedure in the present study was that the absolute position of the same object often switched from one end of the maze to the other.
These are thought to occur as a consequence of the continuous replication of mtDNA in muscle cells, associated with mitochondrial fission and fusion, leading to changes in the proportion of mutant mtDNA in muscle segments.
Although P. freudenreichii has all the enzymes needed for the de novo biosynthesis of amino acids and vitamins [ 16], the metabolic simplification premise may indicate that the reduced number of genes found in P. freudenreichii in comparison to P. acidipropionici is suggestive of the beginning of a specialization process as a consequence of the continuous use of this species in cheese ripening.
