Sentence examples for is consequent to from inspiring English sources
The idea that debt is necessary for trade, and has to be forgiven, is consequent to the rise of a market economy.
Locke is telling us that what makes an action/forbearance voluntary is that it is consequent to a volition, and that what makes an action/forbearance involuntary is that it is performed without a volition.
Finally, we asked whether CYP26A1 epigenetic downregulation is consequent to, or concomitant with, the epigenetic downregulation of CRBP1, the other RARβ2 target.
Serum Amyloid A is induced by TNF-α in mouse hepatocytes [46] and it might be responsible for the inhibition that is consequent to TNF-α-stimulation of mouse primary hepatocytes or mouse hepatoma cell lines.
Thus, CYP26A1 transcriptional downregulation, induced by hampering CRABP2 function, is consequent to a "long distance" repression effect, branching downstream of RARβ2, and involving both CRBP1 and CYP26A1 chromatin (Fig. 6).
While these properties of Vpr have been shown to contribute to virus replication in non-dividing cells [10], [11], Vpr-induced G2-arrest, which is consequent to its interaction with the DCAF1 subunit of the Cul4a/DDB1 E3 ubiquitin ligase [12] [17], may provide a favorable cellular environment for HIV-1 transcription [18].
The operative words here are "consequent to" and "without".
Secondarily, it can be consequent to mesial positioning of the maxillary first molar, in relation to the mandibular first molar, on the class II side [2].
Maternal birth trauma to the pelvic floor muscles is thought to be consequent to mechanical demands placed on these muscles during fetal delivery that exceed muscle physiological limits.
The significant intergroup differences in mandibular incisor behavior was consequent to the non-extraction treatment in group 2 and one premolar extraction treatment in group 1 (Table 4).
These results suggested that the proliferative inhibition and the death of target cells upon treatment with compound 5f were consequent to the induction of apoptosis.
