Consequential deletion of phaC1 was proven to be beneficial for rhamnolipid product accumulation (Wittgens et al. 2011).
But could 2016 prove to be more consequential, albeit more predictable?
The current battle over "The Wall" will prove to be the most consequential, but it is not the first.
The relationship between Xi and Trump leaders of the world's two largest economies, a rising power and an addled power, straining to coexist may well prove to be the most consequential diplomatic liaison of its time.
These aren't so much skills as tendencies — inclinations — that prove to be every bit as consequential as the stuff of rankings and record books.
They suspect that Trump, despite his self-evident indiscipline, may prove to be a popular and consequential President, defying his critics — many of them conservative.
De Soto came across the dogs in Bali, he says, not long after he had begun what may, in the fullness of time, prove to be among the more consequential crusades in economic history.
Given the risks that students, postdocs and other lab workers now face every day in countless academic labs across the country, here's hoping that this committee's efforts prove to be bold, effective, and consequential.
Nine years later, three men were jointly awarded a Nobel Prize for this achievement, which has proved to be one of the most consequential in the history of science.
America, in fact, made an empire of it; along with the Declaration of Independence and the framing of the Constitution, the Louisiana Purchase proved to be one of the most consequential events in the nation's history.
It could thus prove to be the mission's most consequential discovery: that not only is Titan the only moon in the solar system with a substantial atmosphere, but it also appears to have flowing surface liquids, putting it in the company of only Earth and possibly Jupiter's moon Io, with its lava flows.
