Sentence examples for consequently linked to from inspiring English sources

Mitochondrial dysfunction is consequently linked to many human pathologies (cancer, diabetes, neurodegeneration, stroke) and apoptosis.

These triggers are marked in the text and consequently linked to a set of gene or protein names to define the full event.

Interestingly, the only remaining factor to be used by all reprogramming protocols is LIF and consequently STAT3 activation, now linked to NANOG.

While care is inherently relational for social scientists, and consequently, 'good care' often linked to 'good social relations' , this observation is far less evident for health systems researchers.

It is well known that the response of cells to radiation is dependent on oxygen [ 6], and consequently CA IX has been linked to response to radiotherapy [ 7- 9].

The Cancer Registry also collects each patient's social insurance number and, consequently, Cancer Registry data can be linked to the screening database by applying the same pseudonymisation process.

Indeed the patients with low MAP are often those who also receive the highest doses of vasopressors, and consequently vasopressor dosages are statistically linked to AKI occurrence (as illustrated in Figure 6 for our patients).

Furthermore, T cell responses to CII and, consequently, susceptibility to CIA is genetically linked to the MHC class II Aq molecule [ 21].

Postmenopausal women are more prone to central adiposity [ 62] and development of occult DM than premenopausal individuals [ 60], and these risk factors are deeply linked to CVD and consequently to mortality.

Furthermore, we demonstrate the presence of highly expressed proteins whose activities have not been previously linked to EBPR and which, consequently, may need to be included in future metabolic models.

These findings suggest that these disturbances of mineral metabolism are linked to vascular stiffness and consequently can be considered as predictors of cardiovascular events [ 9– 14] 14].