Sentence examples for is rather a consequence of from inspiring English sources
This, however, does not indicate convergence in a finite number of time steps, but is rather a consequence of the limited representational capacity of a computer.
Thus, underexpession of full-length CbfA protein in JH.D cells is not due to cbfAam mRNA instability, but is rather a consequence of inefficient suppression of the premature stop codon.
However, it remains unclear whether this represents a result of oncogene expression/activation or is rather a consequence of phenotypic transformation of the cells.
Given the cross-sectional nature of our data, we cannot discriminate whether low BMI precedes COPD or is rather a consequence of the disease.
This aspect is not directly due to the SCI Gateway system itself but is rather a consequence of clinical processes in secondary care.
It is unclear whether down-regulation of this gene precedes (and maybe causes) the appearance/migration of the mDR, or is rather a consequence of its migratory formation.
These data therefore suggest that the functional deficits associated with the onset of DPN are rather a consequence of a combination of minor transcriptional alterations and/or changes on the proteomic level.
Conceptually, it is well accepted that biological processes are not based on single genes, but are rather a consequence of complex networks of signaling pathways that are driven by multiple gene functions.
Thus, decreased ODC protein level and its enzymatic activity caused by indomethacin were rather a consequence of impaired proliferation than a direct effect of indomethacin on ODC protein.
Most differences in gene expression are not due to induction or repression of individual genes, as is observed by stimulation of cell cultures in vitro, but are rather a consequence of leukocyte infiltration.
Since transcription and baseline Aβ peptide levels were comparable for all the lines, we hypothesized that such regulation at the peptide level was rather a consequence of altered clearance dynamics.
