Sentence examples for end consequence of the from inspiring English sources

"Almonds-for-all is the end consequence of the welfare state".

The end consequence of this cascade is the phosphorylation of five clustered.

The end consequence of this is insufficient alkalinity for reactions with the oil phase and the likely formation damage.

The coffee barons' direct control of the presidency ultimately came to an end as a consequence of the Great Depression, which began in 1929.

Approximately seven-percent of all sequencing reads contained multiple 'C' nucleotides at their 3' end as a consequence of the C-tailing reaction.

In the end the consequences of the letter may not be felt in the realm of law or foreign policy, as its authors may have envisioned - but elsewhere.

Slavery generated profits comparable to those from other investments and was only ended as a consequence of the War Between the States.

If the H3K9me3 was binding to the ZFN 3' ends simply as a consequence of the repetitive nature of these genomic regions, then we would expect the likelihood of H3K9me3 to be bound to a ZNF gene to increase as the number of finger domains increases.

Cristiani reiterated Tuesday his intention to continue fulfilling the accords, saying the military cutbacks are the "logical consequence of the end of the war". The guerrillas, in turn, must disarm by next Tuesday, the anticipated formal end of the war.

One of the four means to growth – rebalancing the economy through encouraging exports and investment– is an end, the consequence of getting things right rather than their cause.

Indonesia's Gini is up by an eighth, to 0.34.Part of this rise was both inevitable and welcome, a natural consequence of the end of Maoist communism in China and Fabian socialism in India.