Sentence examples for consequent availability from inspiring English sources

Whether the 5L 5L genotype also determines the consequent availability of the intracellular precursor of carnosinase and whether this may have consequences for intracellular carnosine concentrations remains to be investigated.

The relevance of CNR was independent of dissolved oxygen and nutrient sources, even though the nutrient release and its consequent availability depended upon the nutrient type and source.

The physicochemical characteristics of the environment (and the consequent availability of resources) appear to be primarily responsible for the patterns in recruitment [10], [29], [30], and biological interactions, such as competition and predation, play a secondary role [9], [31], [32].

We hope that the identification of wasp venom specific epitopes and the consequent availability of wasp venom-specific HLA tetrameric complexes will aid such future monitoring in the further development of wasp venom immunotherapy, with lessons for other diseases.

The mouse has become a cornerstone of the heart research because of the high potential in manipulating its genome and the consequent availability of models of cardiovascular diseases.

Research on genetic characteristics of livestock species has increased since the availability of genome sequences of major livestock species and the consequent availability of SNP arrays.

Previously, it has been shown that patients with RA, treated with MTX, display low concentrations of circulating purines and pyrimidines, with consequent reduced availability for DNA and RNA synthesis and cell proliferation [33].

Objective Development of a method using marketing research data to assess food purchase behavior and consequent nutrient availability for purposes of nutrition surveillance, evaluation of intervention effects, and epidemiologic studies of diet-health relationships.

In avidin, the interaction of BNP with Lys111 and disorder of the L3,4 loop (and consequent solvent availability) together comprise the major driving force behind the hydrolysis, whereas in AVR4 the status of the ligand (the pseudo-substrate) is a major distinguishing feature.

Perhaps more conclusively, aging was shown to correlate with changes in hemorheological parameters resulting in a diminished cerebral blood flow and a consequent reduced availability of oxygen, metabolites, and neurotrophic factors [ 64- 66] that are important for NSCs and whose alterations were associated with impairment in spatial memory [ 67].

The study by Rau et al. [ 37] demonstrated that the altered processing of miR-1, consequent to insufficient availability of MBNL1, is linked to heart defects in DM1 patients and also provided a mechanistic explanation for this observation.