Sentence examples for entirely a consequence of from inspiring English sources
Wal-Mart executives point out that the company's success is not entirely a consequence of hard times.
This is due to a phenomenon called the Plateau Rayleigh instability, which is entirely a consequence of the effects of surface tension.
Therefore, replication stress at early stages of nutrient depletion is mostly or entirely a consequence of starvation for dNTPs.
It seems unlikely that this is entirely a consequence of the minor resection defect in siINO80 cells, and it therefore suggests that INO80 has an additional function in promoting RAD51 foci formation during HR.
Thus, these risk factors for knee OA are not entirely a consequence of knee pain; it may be prudent to address asymmetries in these factors early in the disease process.
Paragraph 4: "This is partly because educators' preferred file formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF) can't be handled gracefully by existing version control systems, but more importantly, there simply isn't a "culture of contribution" in education for projects like Software Carpentry to build on" I'm not convinced that one isn't mostly or entirely a consequence of the other.
This was in large part -- if not entirely -- a consequence of the kind of political philanthropy that Stein and Rosenberg have come to emulate.
He said the company was independent from its parent, Cetus, and the offshore links were "entirely as a consequence of the ownership structure of Cetus prior to its investment in Woburn".
She also does not believe that he was ill -- other than physically, and such physical illnesses as he suffered came about entirely as a consequence of his heavy drinking.
This plastic response is parallel to what has been commonly observed in laboratory experiments on thermal evolution, where adaptation to lower temperature resulted in increased wing size (a proxy for body size) entirely as a consequence of cell size divergence [ 28].
