Sentence examples for consequent event from inspiring English sources

For, according to Malebranche, God is the cause of every bodily event, including those which, together with the general laws, are supposed to determine any given consequent event.

According to this report, the reduction of Akt activation might be a consequent event as downstream effector in response to moscatilin-attenuating FAK phosphorylation.

To make sure that tolerized CD4+CD25+ T cells had regulatory activity and were not recently activated T cells, ERK1/2 activation, a consequent event of T-cell activation, was evaluated by immunoblotting.

"However, the possibility of such a link was raised and consequent events have had major implications".

The presidency said it "holds the Muslim Brotherhood completely responsible for the failure of these efforts, and for consequent events and developments relating to violations of the law and endangering public safety".

Many of these interactions and consequent events are actually shared between secreted/transmembrane and cytosolic proteins [ 5, 71].

This staining pattern occurs independently of Aurora B staining suggesting that these intercellular bridges represent consequent events of incomplete or defective cytokinesis– 1(g)).

Alteration of tau, p-tau (Ser396, Ser404, and Ser202/Thr205), GSK3β and CDK5 were either intermediate or consequent events in TSE pathogenesis and proposed the potential linkage of these bioactive proteins with the pathogenesis of prion diseases.

Except for the deposits of PrPSc as the initiative agent, alterations of these bioactive proteins are either intermediate or consequent events in TSE pathogenicity and proposed the potential linkage of these bioactive proteins with the pathogenesis of prion diseases.

To examine whether elevated ROS is crucial for bortezomib-induced apoptosis in thyroid cancer cells, the cell-permeable superoxide scavenger tiron was utilized to perturb the bortezomib-induced ROS generation and then to examine the consequent events.

Boethius has mistakenly inferred the (narrow-scope) necessity of the consequent ('the event will happen'), when he is entitled only to infer the (wide-scope) necessity of the whole conditional ('if someone knows an event will happen, it will happen').