Sentence examples for consequently resulting in a from inspiring English sources
Planning agents for the retailer warned Dublin city council that it was greatly concerned that the works would have serious consequences for the business, impacting customer experience "and consequently resulting in a reduction in the number of staff employed in the shop and café".
Morphology analysis disclosed that annealing made the polymeric molecules stack become closer, consequently resulting in a more effectively charge transfer and energy transfer from host to guest.
Already after 25 min postmortem, we observed lysis and defoliation of the epithelial cell layer followed by a complete loss of villus architecture and, consequently, resulting in a complete loss of the integrity of the intestinal tissue.
One is the single fertilization hypothesis, in which one of the two sperm cells fails to fuse with an egg cell during double fertilization, and instead triggers haploid embryogenesis, while the other sperm cell may successfully fuse with the central cell, consequently resulting in a functional triploid endosperm6, 13.
ZFNs can induce DNA double-strand breaks at specific genomic locations and drive the introduction of an insertion or deletion of base pairs at the targeted region, consequently resulting in a loss-of-function mutation.
Possible mechanisms are that people who believe in the ghost month might either decrease their exposure to water-related activities or involve themselves less in risky behaviours during ghost month, as a kind of risk compensation, consequently resulting in a reduction in the number of drowning deaths.
An improvement in yield environment via changes in G × E × M, increases the carrying capacity of the environment, consequently, resulting in an improvement of overall maize productivity.
In brief, all the interfacial layers in Fig. 4, including carbon materials and electrospun fiber, were unable to stabilize the SEI over the long term, consequently resulting in an ever-increasing interfacial resistance due to repeated crack/formation in the SEI.
The contiguous second repeating domain (helices α4 α8) is inserted in sequence between helices α3 and α9 of the first repeat, consequently resulting in an interlocked inverted domain-swap-like arrangement, where the C-terminal helices of the first repeat are separated in primary structure but tightly associated in tertiary structure.
Knocking down Nol9 would impair this phosphorylation event, thereby blocking efficient 5′ end trimming to produce the actual 32S precursor and consequently resulting in an rRNA maturation defect specifically of the large subunit rRNAs.
