Sentence examples for consequences of the selective from inspiring English sources

The consequences of the selective out-migration of socially mobile young people ('brain drain') are seen as a threat to the economic development and reputation of rural areas.

We then examined the consequences of the selective knockdown of each FHL isoform on PKD activation in response to stimulation with ET1 or PE.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to define the structural dynamic consequences of the selective impairment of an NBS and to uncover divergence in the conformational cycles within the ABC exporter superfamily.

There are undoubtedly other kinds of ecological effects of size-selection (for example, larger females dig deeper nests than smaller females; Steen and Quinn 1999) but these lines of evidence suggest that the numerical consequences of the selective fishery in this system have not been great.

We do not suggest that we have identified all loci experiencing synonymous site selection pressure but rather believe that we have identified a high-confidence set for which future analyses can be performed to 1) confirm the rate comparison signal and 2) elicit the functional consequences of the selective fixations of unpreferred codons.

Antimicrobial drug resistance is largely a consequence of the selective pressures of antimicrobial drug use.

Endothelial function of blood vessels is impaired in chronically mercury exposed rats as a consequence of the selective loss of NO-mediated relaxation [ 9].

The olfactory sensory map is formed as a consequence of the selective axonal convergence of ∼1200 OSN subpopulations into topographically positioned spherical neuropils, the olfactory glomeruli (5– 7).

However, EBV clonality postinfection may be a consequence of the selective growth advantage achieved by optimal LMP2A expression over a minimal number of TRs [28].

These adaptations are probably the consequence of the selective pressure imposed by the fluctuating levels of nutrients within solid tumors and it is clear that they will provide a strong selective advantage over normal cells.

Of particular note here was our finding that the cellular response was, in all likelihood, a direct consequence of the selective and transient activation of the BCR signaling network.