Sentence examples for consequently deleterious from inspiring English sources
No transcriptomic studies have, however, been forthcoming to investigate how toxic responses that are consequently deleterious for the individual fish and potentially for the population are distinguished from adaptive responses, which may not affect fish.
Mutations that alter the binding affinity of a transcription factor are therefore likely to be pleiotropic and, consequently, deleterious in most cases.
Collectively, this data suggests that obesity, and especially abdominal adiposity, in female diabetic subjects, is metabolically more active and, consequently, deleterious than in male.
Each of the countries examined has experienced conflict or political instability and a vicious cycle of insecurity, weak rule of law, a flourishing illegal economy, extreme deprivation and, consequently, deleterious health outcomes.
Additionally, the authors reveal a clear loss in transmission which is reproducible and consequently not deleterious to quantitation.
The prevailing assumption is that outbreeding depression will always occur when individuals from differently adapted populations are crossed, and that translocations among distinct lineages will therefore be universally deleterious; consequently, genetic translocations are yet to be routinely considered a viable conservation management tool.
Most of the mutations will be deleterious.
Entrapment and activation of platelets in pulmonary capillaries will consequently feed the deleterious cascade of pro-inflammatory and pro-coagulant events in the lung [71, 156, 158, 159 , 165]
Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) produced by microbial cells during growth play a crucial role in immobilizing heavy metals (Comte et al. 2008; Francois et al. 2012) and consequently protect cells from deleterious effects of toxic metals.
In fact, the increase in circulatory cholesterol will have a number of deleterious consequences due to the effect in the vasculature (atherosclerosis), consequently affecting the function of all organs.
Initial mistakes have deleterious consequences [41].
