Sentence examples for likely consequent from inspiring English sources

With this information, more accurate estimates can be made of the average dose of an agent and the likely consequent cost to a service of expensive drugs.

The higher organ weights denote ectopic fat deposition and the likely consequent organ dysfunction.

This phenomenon occurred because of hyperventilation pre-test, likely consequent to anxiety and/or poor accommodation to the mouthpiece.

As time progressed additional peptides were recognised, demonstrating epitope spread most likely consequent on increasing accumulation of mutated p53.

The endothelium-dependent vasodilatation however was modestly but significantly improved by AG, likely consequent to AG-induced reduction in hyper-contractility.

It also significantly, though modestly, improved endothelium-dependent vasodilatation, which is likely consequent to a reduction in hypercontractility that is associated with attenuation of VSMC NOX activity.

The quasi-farcical question of British involvement in Operation Bluestar (as Mark Tully pointed out, had the SAS really been involved, it's likely the consequent destruction would have been achieved with considerable finesse) is secondary to the horror that won't go away.

Although the plasma CETP activity measured by the exogenous method that reflects the plasma CETP concentration [ 22] did not differ between the two groups the low TG/HDL-C likely is consequent to decreased endogenous CETP activity due to a diminished triglyceride availability from apoB-containing LP for exchange with HDL cholesteryl ester in hyperalphalipoprotaeinemia cases.

"If the fed continues reducing QE purchases, it will likely have a consequent impact on long-term interest rates, underscoring a key risk to the continuity of the robust pace of housing market recovery," said David McMullin of WhiteSand Research.

Likely, neural reorganization consequent to the stimulation of the motor cortex in humans influences neural processing not only at the site of stimulation but also at distant, interconnected sites [24] [27].

Lastly, selfing A. thaliana appears to have rare adaptive substitutions, likely due to consequent population subdivision and reduced Ne through different bottleneck episodes [ 98, 103, 104].