Sentence examples for is a biological consequence from inspiring English sources

Development of advanced castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) is a biological consequence of lack of an apoptotic response of prostate tumor cells to androgen ablation.

To find out if the HIF-1α suppression was a biological consequence of HIF-1mRNA inhibition by ABZ, using RT-PCR, the tumor samples were examined for HIF-1mRNA expression.

Morality is a biological necessity and a consequence of human development.

Differentiation studies were consistent with a biological consequence of these changes.

For the budding yeast Cdk1, its relative specificity in vitro positively correlated with substrate phosphorylation during mitosis, but whether the mere fact that Cdk1 phosphorylates {S} to varying degrees would have a biological consequence is not straightforward to address [1].

Both Caucasian and South Asian older adults felt that falls were a (biological) inevitability, a natural consequence of ageing: … but sometimes you can't help it [fall] because of your age … If that person is old, it is that age.

Cellular senescence is the biological consequence of aging.

5) What is the biological consequence of the PGBD5 mediated transposition?

Are the helminths Trx-1 not regulated by posttranscriptional modifications, and which is the biological consequence of this? [ 20].

The delayed sleep phase is a consequence of a biological delay in the circadian rhythm [ 2] and a slower build up of sleep pressure that occurs during puberty [ 3].

In an 83-page decision, Massulo wrote: "It is a disturbing consequence of modern biological technology that the fate of nascent human life, which the embryos in this case represent, must be determined in a court by reference to cold legal principles".