Sentence examples for presumed consequence from inspiring English sources

As expected, a significant increase in growth in the second generation was observed compared with the unimproved first generation, as a presumed consequence of selection on growth traits.

This concept is exemplified in IGF-IIR knockout mice, which exhibit fetal and placental overgrowth (45), as a presumed consequence of surplus IGF-II overactivating fetal IGF-IR.

In that trial, CGM use was substantially higher in adults than in children, and, as a presumed consequence, the benefit of CGM in lowering A1C was greater in adults than in children (3).

Epileptogenesis, i.e., the process leading to epilepsy, is a presumed consequence of brain insults including head trauma, stroke, infections, tumors, status epilepticus (SE), and complex febrile seizures.

In 1998, the patient had a hemorrhagic cerebrovascular event, a presumed consequence of anticoagulation therapy with warfarin.

CG dinucleotides are underrepresented in the mammalian genome, a presumed consequence of the spontaneous deamination of the methylated cytosines to thymine [ 6].

But it was "A Clockwork Orange," which was directed by Stanley Kubrick and had its United States premiere on Dec. 19, 1971, that drew Warner deep into the controversy over movies and their presumed consequences.

Maack, Deacon, and Abramowitz (2005) argued that some items on the IUS do not exhibit face validity and instead measure presumed consequences associated with IU rather than IU directly (cited by Gosselin et al., 2008).

A third approach which might be taken to validate the premise would be to carry out studies directed at evaluating APP expression levels in individual neurons to address the presumed pathological consequence of amplification of the APP gene in cortical neurons in AD.

Highly positive attitudes towards the early detection of dementia and the presumed therapeutic consequences were found in both samples (Items 5 and 6 in Table 1).

Heart-focused anxiety, defined as a fear of cardiac-related events and sensations based on presumed harmful consequences (i.e. serious arrhythmia, sudden cardiac death) can be measured by the Cardiac Anxiety Questionnaire (CAQ) [ 17].