Sentence examples for observable consequence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, while LLO stimulated autophagy, there was no observable consequence in bacterial escape or growth in BMDMs.

The first observable consequence of this evolutionary paradigm that females resist the loss of body energy stores while males mobilize energy stores promptly is the distribution of the main energy storage organ, the white adipose tissue.

One direct and observable consequence of polyploidy is that homeologous genes are expressed at different levels and respond differently to allopolyploidy in various organs of the plants (reviewed in Adams 2007).

We performed range-finding experiments by observing the effects of varying concentrations of dichlorvos on motility since impairment of worm movement is a readily observable consequence of OP exposure in worms (Table  1) [ 12, 14, 20].

Other writers have used the concept of function to mean the interrelationships of parts within a system, the adaptive aspect of a phenomenon, or its observable consequences.

His article is a good read for anyone unafraid of an equation or two, and his main point is that elucidating the observable consequences of the idea conceived by Higgs (and Brout and Englert) in 1964 required a series of major theoretical advances over the intervening years, and an amount of hard graft at least comparable to that involved in building the experiments.

This theory, which postulates that everything in the universe is a consequence of tiny strings oscillating in ten dimensions, was thought to have observable consequences only at very small scales as much smaller than atoms as atoms are smaller than the solar system.

Rising product recalls and critical software patches are the observable consequences, threatening not only revenue but reputation and customer satisfaction.

Cosmologists, Milne believed, were bound to dream up any and all possible models of a universe, and then deduce what, if any, observable consequences followed from their hypotheses.

It is a consequence of the quantum equilibrium hypothesis that the nonlocal effects in Bohmian mechanics don't yield observable consequences that can be controlled — we can't use them to send instantaneous messages.

This follows from the fact that, given the quantum equilibrium hypothesis, the observable consequences of Bohmian mechanics are the same as those of orthodox quantum theory, for which instantaneous communication based on quantum nonlocality is impossible (see Eberhard 1978).