Sentence examples for not consequent from inspiring English sources

Such products "do have some rejuvenating effect, but that effect is short term and not consequent of pharmacologic explanations," Dr. Kligman said.

We enrolled all patients over the age of 18 suffering from acute dyspnea, not consequent to trauma of the chest or pneumothorax.

Moreover, only antecedent counterfactual target clauses confirmed the processing ordering, but not consequent counterfactual target clauses, suggesting the counterfactual conjunction yàobúshì in the beginning position of a sentence led to contrary-to-fact thinking.

For these authors, reduced BW in neonates of smoking women is not consequent to altered leptin concentration.

Ferrari et al. previously demonstrated that on apoptosis induction, ER remodelling was not consequent to caspases activation, but controlled by chelation of Ca2+.

The changes we observed after 10 minutes of flux are probably not consequent to a change in gene expression but are likely due to other mechanisms such as the last steps of protein biosynthesis or phosphorylation of kinases.

(She came to tolerate fatback pork, too, but not the consequent tapeworms that dangled pinkly from one's nose).

Thus, a movement of the soul toward X is not automatically consequent upon the impression that X is desirable.

Furthermore, the V-8 LS430 could even get hybrid power, which might give it the performance of a BMW or Mercedes V-12 engine, but not the consequent decrease in fuel efficiency (one key here is that electric engines used in hybrids deliver loads of low-end torque for very quick acceleration).

Thus, it may be the charge density, not the consequent disorder, that determines adsorption strength and inhibition potency.

This report evidences the distinction and the different contribution in epileptogenesis of two processes, inflammation and neuronal death, that could not be consequent, but subsequent processes [36].