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

For example, as a consequence of cardiac infarction or ischemia, different patterns of dyskinesia may occur and consequently pharmacological treatment may be evaluated on the basis of alteration of heart dynamics.

The synthetic processes must also be capable of repairing limited regions of DNA, which may have been damaged, for example, as a consequence of exposure to ultraviolet irradiation.

The obvious correlation of highly convoluted membrane organizations with pathological cellular states, for example, as a consequence of viral infection, deserves close consideration.

It is also important to note that binding affinity may change between in vitro and in vivo conditions, for example, as a consequence of temperature.

The ability to adapt to changing surroundings is the basis for evolution and is crucial for animals and plants to come to terms with new environmental conditions, for example, as a consequence of climate change.

When populations get isolated in areas with variable environmental conditions, for example as a consequence of range contraction, divergent selection pressures for different populations can lead to local adaptation (Chen et al. 2012).

Humans developed the ability to digest lactose into adulthood, for example, only as a consequence of keeping cows.

For example, selection varies across genes as a consequence of protein function and gene expression patterns [ 1].

Perceived or likely enjoyment can change prior, during and after exercise as a consequence of a variety of factors, for example, anxiety, enjoyment and fatigue.

I would have trouble explaining the layout of the house, for example, and that was very clearly as a consequence of the injury.

For example, natural bentonite colloids are released as a consequence of bentonite disposal of radioactive wastes and could carry adsorbed radionuclides in groundwater through granite [2, 3].