Sentence examples for examined as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

The RM1221 genome was significantly larger than the other 4 human isolates examined as a consequence of 4 CJIE insertions.

Additional methodological research is needed to refine the array of reproductive health measures that need to be examined as a consequence of environmental exposures.

While insulin resistance traditionally has been examined as a consequence of increased adiposity, there is evidence that insulin resistance at an early age in turn may increase adiposity in adolescents and early adulthood (5).

The effect of the total gas flow rate on wire morphology was examined and explained as a consequence of increasing Ga concentration with gas flow.

These consequences with regard to race were examined as a part of social network evolution.

We further examined JNK signaling, which occurs as a consequence of oxidative stress in a related model of tauopathy (33).

We then examined whether this variable differed as a consequence of Sex and Grade (3, 5, 7, 9) by conducting a two-way independent ANOVA.

Wing blades of flies mutant for DmWRNexo and trans-heterozygous for mwh and flr (w ; mwh CG7670 e04496/ flr CG7670 e04496) were examined for mwh clones (arising as a consequence of recombination in the chromosomal interval between mwh and flr) and neighbouring mwh and flr clones (twin spots), resulting from recombination proximal to flr (Fig. 6).

By measuring participants' T levels twice, once before implementing gender stereotypes (or gender neutral stereotypes) and once after cognitive testing, the present study allowed us to examine changes in T levels as a consequence of the competitive testing situation related to gender stereotypes and group sex composition.

Most studies of CST are retrospective, examining whether past earthquakes occurred as a consequence of CST, and are used to test the accuracy of CST forecasts.

To examine any bias that may arise as a consequence of attrition, baseline data will be examined to explore if there are any statistically significant factors associated with participants who drop out compared to those who do not.