Sentence examples for essentially precipitated from inspiring English sources
Such resources are particularly required to test whether fixed positively selected mutations and changes in gene expression patterns show similar patterns of convergence across replicated environmental gradients, or whether unique genomic changes in each evolutionary replicate essentially precipitated similar phenotypic effects.
In some patients, 100 ml of dead space may constitute too large a ventilatory load – essentially precipitating failure (and possible respiratory muscle fatigue) in patients who would have otherwise tolerated weaning.
A full decade has passed since I came out, in what was essentially a nervous breakdown precipitated by the end of a secret relationship I was having with a man.
Essentially no p38 was precipitated from the unoxidized cell extract (lanes 2, 3, and 4).
Essentially no precipitates were observed on grain boundaries at 0.011% C and no precipitates were observed on coherent (Σ3) twin boundaries.
There were essentially only two bands that were precipitated by the MUC1*1110-ecd peptide and not precipitated by a control peptide: a prominent 23 kDa band and a fainter 17 kDa band (Fig. S3).
SIA funding shortfalls are likely to have been precipitated by a number of factors: ADC/E/E programs essentially deliver a 'global good' whose benefit may be underestimated on a national basis leading to underinvestment by national payers.
According to Paul Younger, the Buddhist takeover was precipitated by the overwhelming participation of Buddhists in what are essentially Hindu rituals that worried the Buddhist establishment.
What precipitated its collapse?
What precipitated the referendum?
