The more substantial the consequences were perceived to be, the higher the costs.
Correspondingly, emerging cephalosporin resistance could have even more substantial health and economic consequences, particularly as the number of available treatment options decreases.
A simplistic approach would be to limit or even eliminate many high-frequency trading practices, but that could involve substantial consequences as the market depends more and more on the liquidity these traders provide.
Sibiani's colleague Prof Abdulrahim Rouzi said he knew of a case in which a newly married woman bled to death as a consequence of this more substantial form of FGM.
This is mainly a consequence of a more substantial secretion of GLP-1 from the distal small intestine [ 7].
The question is if the much more anterior location of gaze following-related BOLD activity in the first monkey studied by Kamphuis et al. is a reflection of more substantial interindividual variability or, alternatively, a consequence of a more fundamental difference between this monkey and the others.
Nineteenth-century inventor-entrepreneurs created Frankensteinian monsters by themselves, but today, networks of university researchers, companies, pressure groups and individuals may produce innovations (responsible or otherwise) by diffusing accountability, while the consequences can be far more substantial and far-reaching.
The much more substantial changes in reporter activity as a consequence of LY294002 treatment were, however, reflected in reduced expression of both HIF-1α and CA-9.
Had the increasing effect on position bias been more substantial, the alternation rate would have been decreased as a logical consequence.
We cannot exclude that changes concerning both monomeric proteins might be more substantial, but a detection of the monomeric form of S100a9 by Western blotting failed as a consequence of its low expression level.
