Sentence examples for consequentially also from inspiring English sources

We found that by stabilizing HIF-1α and consequentially also REDD1, Akt/mTOR signaling was not activated following BMP2 treatment (Figure 6A).

These results confirm that HIF-1α degradation and consequentially also REDD1 downregulation are required in BMP2 dependent Akt/mTOR activation, and this preferentially occurs in GBM cells.

The difference in the data sources between both model organisms is consequentially also reflected in the number of detected regulations (compare Table  1): 94 regulators responsible for a total of 1314 regulations are found in C. glutamicum whereas 40 regulators in M. tuberculosis are responsible for 2466 regulations.

Less obviously, but perhaps even more consequentially, they also had altered the methylation pattern of many of the genes in their fat cells.

Consequentially, we also calculated the positive predictive rates and negative predictive rates for the 17 CNVRs confirmed by qPCR analysis.

(Less luridly but perhaps more consequentially, he's also proposed a slate of radical policy changes at the EPA).

The rack was introduced to England in 1447 by the Duke of Exeter, the Constable of the Tower; consequentially it was also known as the Duke of Exeter's daughter.

These findings further confirm the possible balancing of dopamine synaptic release by chronic aripiprazole, which acts on both presynaptic and postsynaptic D2Rs, and consequentially tends to also 'stabilize' the postsynaptic signaling that has been altered in psychosis-like pathologic states.

It was also, more consequentially, ideological.

But Jimmy is also, and most consequentially, mixed up in some dirty illegal business.

It demonstrates that the abstract designs that inform fishery change, including rationalization and niche-marketing efforts, emerge not merely from the minds of economic analysts but also, and perhaps even more consequentially, through the material reconfiguration of fish flesh.