Sentence examples for consequently conferring from inspiring English sources

Since innate immunity may be hypothesized as involved in the susceptibility to OLP, we studied human beta defensin 1 (hBD-1) an antimicrobial peptide constitutively expressed in the saliva, looking at functional genetic variants possibly able to diminish hBD-1 production an consequently conferring major susceptibility to OLP.

Although a number of different mechanisms have been proposed for the cytotoxic effect of anthracyclines, the primary mechanism of drug action is likely to be the inhibition of DNA biosynthesis through topoisomerase II binding and consequently conferring an S/G2 cell cycle arrest (Gewirtz, 1999).

Melanoma cells were consequently conferred the ability to take up radioiodide.

This suggests that the SNPs that we have discovered may have an effect on protein function and consequently confer advantageous phenotypes.

The curtain seen in the right of the picture was the only form of visual privacy, and consequently conferred no aural privacy.

The heterologous expression of T. goesingense SATm in A. thaliana was observed to significantly increase GSH levels, mimicking those found in T. goesingense and consequently conferred increased resistance to Ni [ 19].

Definitions of art, consequently, spuriously confer ontological dignity and respectability on social phenomena that probably in fact call more properly for rigorous social criticism and change.

Noticeably, EGCG induced skn-1 mRNA [37], possibly suggesting that EGCG, like AITC in our present report, might have induced phase II enzymes, which consequently would have conferred oxidative stress tolerance on the nematode.

It is also inevitable that the procedure described here has several components conferring flexibility, and, consequently, manipulability.

Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) represents the model system [ 3] and possesses a complete set of vanRSHAX genes conferring high resistance to vancomycin: consequently a glycopeptide susceptible mutant deleted in the two component regulatory system ΔvanRS was used in our experiments [ 16].

Most dryinids possess an enlarged claw on the female protarsus, which could confer increase raptorial ability, consequently enhancing capacity for parasitisation [ 49, 102].