Sentence examples for prominent consequence of from inspiring English sources
Footpaths are a prominent consequence of natural area tourism and reflect damage caused to valuable, sensitive habitats by people pressure.
Although this pulmonary hypertensive response is a prominent consequence of ascent to high altitude, unlike other features of acclimatisation it is generally troublesome rather than beneficial.
A prominent consequence of IL-13 administration was decreased recruitment of monocytes to carotid arteries of atherosclerotic ApoE−/− mice, whereas no effect on lesional macrophage egression was observed.
p70S6K/S6 signaling has been implicated in inhibition of autophagy, and inactivation of the mTOR signaling pathway is a prominent consequence of PTEN activation.
One prominent consequence of HIV-1 infection or isolated expression of Nef is pronounced accumulation of the TCR itself and the proximal kinase Lck in an intracellular compartment [ 89, 90, 98, 99].
Lipid peroxidation is recognized as one of the most prominent consequences of increased generation of free radicals.
One of the most prominent consequences of manned space travel is muscle atrophy (Vandenburgh et al., 1999).
[ 13] Developing this idea further, Locker [ 17] suggested an extension of the ICIDH scope to include certain feeling states (e.g., pain and psychological discomfort) which are prominent consequences of oral disease.
The legacy of Syria's conflict may well be its refugees; they are by far the most prominent humanitarian consequence of the fighting so far, but they do not reflect the full scale of Syria's disaster.
By far, the most prominent health consequence of the accident is the increase in thyroid cancer among those exposed as children.
The most prominent phenotypic consequence of the dgf mutation was the mineralization of the notochord sheet (Fig. 1C,D; supplementary material Fig. S1A,B), which becomes apparent in all dgf-mutant embryos, to a variable degree, between 6 and 9 days post-fertilization (dpf).
