Sentence examples for consequential reactions from inspiring English sources
Fibrosis and oedema also tended to be more frequent after accelerated hyperfractionation and probably represent consequential reactions.
One interpretation would be that some late reactions are in fact consequential reactions that are driven mainly by mechanisms related to epithelial injury (Denham et al, 2000).
(Here's the seminal 1974 Nature paper on these consequential chemical reactions in Nature by Mario J. Molina and Rowland).
The consequential reducing reaction of MnO2 follows Equation 3 [33]: MnO 2 + 4 H + + 2 e = Mn 2 + + 2 H 2 O (3).
Overall, from the data at hand the changed methylation in the promoters of some genes identified in our study might thus be consequential and represent reactions to the diabetic environment.
Knowing whether a given residue is protonated or not, however, is likely to play a consequential role in the reaction mechanisms of RNAPs and DNAPs.
Unsatisfactorily, the majority of the research directed at understanding the mechanisms of cellulose biodegradation has given little attention to the existence and the influence that the fibrillar architecture of the cellulose fibril network will have on the enzyme reactivity and consequential course of heterogeneous cellulase reactions.
The products and the resulting increase in pH of the reaction environment are consequential characteristics of the action of ureases.
The use of the absorbed dose rate is investigated as a possible surrogate indicator for the ionization probability and consequential radiolysis to the peptide in the reaction vial.
Modification in CBF due to high altitude is also a compensatory reaction that may be caused by vasoconstriction, elevated blood pressure (BP) and heart rate and the consequential rise in cardiac output (CO) to maintain sufficient supply of oxygen (or oxygen delivery) and energy for the brain.
