Sentence examples for is a normal consequence from inspiring English sources

A decline in cognitive function is a normal consequence of ageing.

DTT treatment also increased the activity of p38 69% from cells treated with sorbitol alone (sample 6), suggesting that a fraction of phosphorylated p38 remains inactive as a kinase owing to oxidation in cells not exposed to deliberate oxidants, and perhaps that oxidation is a normal consequence of kinase activation.

Parenting stress is a normal consequence of being a parent, regardless of parents' own and their children's attributes, their socio-economic position, and their support networks [ 12].

The devolution of control to a dorsal striatal habit system is a normal consequence of the frequent repetition of seeking and taking behaviour and is seen – indeed was first demonstrated – in animals responding for food reward (Adams & Dickinson, 1981).

As the Crn concentration may increase somewhat with Cr supplementation (Schedel et al. 1999), due to the chemical equilibrium reaction between Cr and Crn, this is often taken as a false argument for impairment of kidney function, but in fact is a normal consequence of Cr intake.

(The company says that's a normal consequence of an aging portfolio).

Even though many participants stated that amenorrhoea was a normal consequence of heavy training, the majority (83.3 %) believed it to be unhealthy.

A transient loss of ζ expression appears to be a normal consequence of signalling via TcR (Valiutti et al, 1997).

A substantial number (23.5%) perceived that SUI to be a normal consequence of ageing and pregnancy and reflects the poor knowledge of SUI in the study group.

Among those affected main reasons for not seeking medical advice included; being embarrassed (n = 27, 33.33%), not knowing that it is remediable (n = 23, 28.40%), perceiving SUI to be a normal consequence of childbirth (n = 19, 23.46%) and having to attend to needs of the family (n = 12, 14.81%).

Spider veins are a normal consequence of growing older.