In one consequence of the French forces' hasty departure from Carillon, one of their scouting parties returned to the fort, believing it to still be in French hands; forty men were taken prisoner.
The degenerate character of poly(A) signals in yeast has two consequences.
The partnership between Wordsworth and Coleridge, rooted in one marvelous year (1797 98) in which they "together wantoned in wild Poesy," had two consequences for Wordsworth.
Two consequences in particular arise for masculinity in a religious system that imagines a male deity with a phallus.
According to Peters, chronic policy problems often result in two noteworthy consequences that affect successful policy implementation [ 15].
For the purposes of the argument in this article, embodiment has two consequences for video analysis.
We propose that the partially impaired function of the Sin3A co-repressor complex in the Hdac1Δ/Δep Hdac2Δ/+epidermismis has two consequences.
In vitro expression of mutated proteins showed that combining mutations in the same protein has two consequences: it increases resistance level and provides a wide spectrum of resistance.
The realisation that LOCM were associated with a marked lower CIAKI incidence than HOCM, particularly in at-risk patients, had two consequences [ 32, 33].
Phosphorylation of eIF2α in yeast and mammals has two consequences: inhibition of global protein synthesis and induction of specific mRNA translation.
