Sentence examples for partial consequences from inspiring English sources

Altogether, effects of the E5 oncogene as seen in microarray may only represent early and/or partial consequences of human papillomavirus in infected epithelial cells.

We do not have information about childhood socioeconomic position of the sample and the reproductive exposures of adolescent childbearing and/or multiparity could be partial consequences of low childhood socioeconomic position.

In partial consequence, the world paid heed in 1905, when Albert Einstein emerged, like a burrower from a mine, to detonate a terrible charge: every observer has his own time, which varies according to his speed and vantage point.

In partial consequence, so far the ICO has been cautious about wading in to the SpinVox affair.

The edamame economy is a partial consequence of another trend of the last thirty years: America's rising inequality.

As a partial consequence, Congress passed, the National Defense Authorization Act 2006, requiring that the battleships be kept and maintained in a state of readiness should they ever be needed again.

Yet, in comparison to other regions the significance of ADH4 appears to be a partial consequence of the low rate of synonymous divergence.

Whereas increased MD may be a partial consequence of increased epithelium, there was no elevated level of cellular proliferation, as demonstrated by the Ki-67 staining.

As a partial consequence of lacking these data, there are no published studies in Australia that have longitudinally mapped rates of suicidal behaviour (as opposed to completed suicides) over time.

The significant reduction of TNF-alpha after higher dosage of LPS treatment in apoM−/− mice might be a partial consequence of the depletion of CD4+ T-lymphocytes in the spleen and the exacerbation of inflammatory condition.

This result, which was somewhat unexpected, is probably a partial consequence of our gene subsampling strategy, in which we maximized information bearing on the relationships of the Nematoda, while ignoring the Lophotrochozoa and the Deuterostomia (see Materials and Methods); however, it is also clearly telling of an enduring LBA effect.