Sentence examples for consequentially associated from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it might be assumed that a low TTR plasma concentration in patients with a high BMI is an indicator of a reduced lean mass and is consequentially associated with an increased fat mass.
Consequentially, the following traits have been associated with a low tolerance of ambiguity in this population: negative attitudes toward the underserved [ 12, 13] and fear of making mistakes [ 14].
2 3 Current evidence demonstrates beneficial effects of exercise therapy on pain and physical function in knee OA, without the common and sometimes serious side effects associated with pharmacological and surgical interventions. 4 Consequentially, exercise is considered the cornerstone of conservative management and is recommended in all clinical guidelines internationally.
Silver in the effluent is either dissolved (29% w/w) or associated (71% w/w), forming strong complexes with ligands in water and consequentially losing its aquatic toxicity.
Moreover, changes in the glycan structures associated with viral glycoproteins may also alter their interaction with C-type lectins and consequentially, inhibit pro-inflammatory cytokine production.
An analysis of performance data indicates that a great number of failures are associated with door system (see Fig. 5), having a detrimental effect on the train reliability and consequentially passenger satisfaction.
Consequentially, some CNVRs were identified overlapping with a suite of pig QTLs (Additional file 5: Table S14) and human disease gene orthologs (Additional file 5: Table S15), providing the evidence that CNVs may be associated with or affect animal health and production traits under recent selection.
Consequentially, sex influences a plethora of complex traits that do not directly relate to reproductive roles.
It was also, more consequentially, ideological.
More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.
More consequentially, it has begun closely monitoring Internet cafes.
