Sentence examples for fundamentally a consequence of from inspiring English sources
AH toxicity appears to be fundamentally a consequence of dysregulation of gene expression mediated by AhR [4], [7].
But widespread resistance is fundamentally a consequence of historical and current use of antimicrobials and associations between use of antimicrobials and resistance in enteric E. coli of calves have been documented [ 19, 20, 22, 25- 28].
While both will be fundamentally transformed as a consequence of Brexit, only the existence of the UK is really threatened.
It hit me hard that those peoples' lives had been so fundamentally challenged as a consequence of what we in the United States see as a "great triumph of democracy".
Discrimination between the two incident particle types owes to the fundamentally unique emission waveforms, a consequence of the interaction and subsequent scintillation mechanisms within the crystal.
The idea that the genetic basis of obesity may be a consequence of a process of genetic drift differs fundamentally from models based on selection.
This may be a consequence of RAPD, AFLP and ISSR markers sampling fundamentally different regions of the genome (under different evolutionary pressures) as compared with markers based on expressed genes.
They are thus fundamentally different from spurs in the Achilles tendon since they develop as a consequence of degenerative changes that occur in the plantar fascia enthesis.
Perhaps as resolving tissues are physiologically altered as a consequence of the inflammatory event they underwent, host defense mechanisms need to be fundamentally different to guard against superinfection by recruiting more protective lymphocytes.
Atrophy may not only be the consequence of local Lewy body pathology as predicted by Braak's hypothesis on ascending degeneration in Parkinson's disease, but also a consequence of pathological deactivation, during or before visual perception (Meppelink et al., 2009) and, more fundamentally, as part of malfunctioning of the default mode network (van Eimeren et al., 2009; Onofrj et al., 2013).
"Making together a consequence of America".
