Sentence examples for probably a consequence of a from inspiring English sources
These results are probably a consequence of a mechanical rearrangement of the crown and highlight the importance of analysing canopy changes in both the vertical and horizontal directions.
That was probably a consequence of a shortage of 3-D theaters, escalating 3-D ticket prices and fan skepticism about the process used to make this film 3-D.
"Even when he wasn't playing, which was probably a consequence of a messy summer window, he conducted himself in a professional manner.
This is probably a consequence of a Ser219Leu mutation in PhoP from H37Ra.
Preliminary proteomic studies indicate numerous differences with PAO1, some of which are probably a consequence of a frameshift mutation in the mvfR quorum sensing regulatory gene.
The higher proportion of PFAM domains found in the NR sequences, compared to TigrScan, TwinScan, or Release4, is probably a consequence of a higher level of confidence in these sequences, as they are typically experimentally derived.
This upshift is probably a consequence of an altered phosphorylation state of Hic-5, however, other modifications of Hic-5 upon GSAO treatment of PWBC cannot be excluded.
DNA interstrand crosslinking induced by mitozolomide and MCTIC is probably a consequence of an initial alkylation at the O6-position of guanine followed by a delayed reaction with the opposite DNA strand.
A diminished nutritional state could then be a feature of patients who are resistant to ESA treatment, with malnutrition probably being a consequence of a chronic inflammatory state.
On the contrary, at 180 °C no protective effect against lipid oxidation was observed and the radical scavenging activity was practically zeroed by heating, probably as a consequence of a fast decomposition of carnosic acid.
That implied "the existence of certain cognitive capacities and that these evolved relatively late in prehistory," the two researchers said, but they were probably not a consequence of a sudden genetic mutation.
