In Grem1-deficient embryos, Six2 expression was completely lost by E13.5 as a consequence of eliminating the metanephros by apoptosis (Figure 5B and Figure 4B) [17].
"Such disclosures could have the unintended consequence of eliminating many small device makers from the marketplace," Stephen J. Ubl, chief executive of the Advanced Medical Technology Association trade group, testified before Congress in June.
The organization change had the unfortunate consequence of eliminating the roles of some StubHub employees.
Analogous top-down effects may be a predictable consequence of eliminating entire functional groups of predators.
As eNOS is mostly, if not exclusively, found in endothelial cells, effects of knocking out eNOS on brain function may be interpreted as the consequence of eliminating a signal from endothelial cells to neuronal or glial cells.
To better understand the relevance of the observed molecular changes to normal physiology and pathology, we analyzed the behavioral consequences of eliminating PhLP1 in the striatum.
Relying on given climate predictions for 2010 to 2050 from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a team of scientists recently set out to investigate the potential climate consequences of eliminating atmospheric aerosols in the eastern United States.
It is, however, obvious that substantial differences can exist between the phenotypic manifestations of a gene defect acting during embryonic and foetal development and the consequences of eliminating a gene in an adult animal.
To elucidate the role of PsbS protein in the photoprotective mechanism of NPQ, we investigated the consequences of eliminating this protein, especially on the generation of ROS.
As we see it, the consequences of eliminating the electoral college not only are highly speculative but might be unfortunate, and unfortunate in a way that the more conservative proponents of reform do not seem to have anticipated.
