Unacceptably, this included the architecture of the human mind, all that now remained of the soul: our cherished mental life was a naturally selected product of organized matter, just one downstream consequence of the uncaring immensities of time and chance.
An important "downstream" consequence of the reelin-signal transduction cascade is inhibition of the phosphorylation of tau, a protein that regulates microtubule assembly and stability.
The downstream consequence is a distinctive shift toward specific hybrid and complex N-glycans on N-glycoproteins produced from XBP1s-activated cells, which we characterize by mass spectrometry.
You are inclined to think you hear the source because your representing or being aware of it co-occurs with, but is no more than a downstream consequence triggered by, your auditory experience.
In a long term, it benefits to develop medication that enhances DNA damage but sever the signaling pathway arising from DDR events to the downstream consequence, DDSP program development, thereby depriving cancer of acquired resistance and reducing disease incidence, progression and mortality.
These Benchmark Workshops have allowed a complete review of numerical aspects for dam risk analysis, showing that risk analysis methods are a very useful tool to analyze the risk of dam systems, including downstream consequence assessments and the uncertainty of structural models.
I will resist piling on and try, instead, to make a point or two about a subtle downstream consequence.
This postmeiotic repression of the sex chromosomes is a downstream consequence of MSCI [17], [18].
One downstream consequence of PI3K activation is Akt or protein kinase B, stimulation [17].
Indeed, it is likely that the reduced RNA levels may be a downstream consequence of translational stalling (see below).
However, the reduced number of CD8+IFNγ+ T cells could be a downstream consequence of lower number of activated CD8+ T cells.
