Though evidence of monocyte mobilization in human disease has now been demonstrated, the question of whether their rise is consequential of the illness/inflammation or directly contributes to the inflammatory process remains largely unanswered.
However, we were not able to predict EBEs for PthA"s" in their promoters suggesting a potential gap for false negative predictions of computational analyses, or eventually indicating that their induction is consequential of other primary targets of the TAL effectors.
It is also because scientific prestige and esteem are more or less fluid, intersubjective and contextually bound, and therefore are consequential of the politics of recognition and a range of dynamics, which can vary from field to field, from institution to institution, and from circumstance to circumstance (Wong 2016d).
The findings of this study should be considered in the context of certain limitations that are consequential of basing the cost-effectiveness model on clinical trial data.
Considering that the studied works of art cover more than 35 years of the artist's activity, it is consequential to think of a well-established "recipe".
The interaction we found between habitat size and food abundance is consequential for ecology of the organisms within, and there may be a complex relationship between habitat size, habitat drying (which changes volume when it occurs), and resources [ 30, 32].
Impact prediction is consequential for the evaluation of research grants, the dispensing of scholarly awards, and the determination of faculty salaries, among other decisions.
This may suggest that the lower recovery rate is consequential to inadequate removal of inhibitors from the remaining pellet.
"As a result, now, more so than ever before, where one lives is consequential to one's experience of integration or exclusion.
As we have reviewed, the number, arrangement, sequence, and position of HSEs is consequential for heat-shock gene expression.
The physical chemical nature of β37 is consequential to genetic susceptibility, resistance and protection.
