Sentence examples for purely the consequence of from inspiring English sources

That, however, sits uncomfortably with the idea that mental decisions are purely the consequence of electrochemical interactions in the brain, since the output of such interactions might be expected to be an inevitable consequence of the input.

Thus, the increase in the chemotactic performance is purely the consequence of the effect of noise, but is not the effect of the increase in time constant as in the case of Emonet and Cluzel [19].

Recently, mutant HTT was found to induce a cell-autonomous response in microglia [ 53] and astrocytes [ 54], which are first indications that neuroinflammation in HD is a potential contributing factor and not purely the consequence of neurodegeneration.

Focusing purely on the consequences of acceptance of rules ignores the "transition" costs of getting those rules accepted in the first place.

What is at stake is the future of Scotland … I think it is very important for people in Scotland to realise the consequence of their vote is purely and simply about Scotland and its place in the United Kingdom.

We present data revealing that the consequence of binding is not purely activating for all neuronal subtypes, suggesting the existence of a subtype specific additional inhibitory binding site or a mode of binding not dependent on the described tryptophan residue.

Whether "asthma" in SCD is purely related to genetic and environmental factors or rather is the consequence of the underlying hemolytic and inflammatory state is a topic of recent debate.

The consequence of inaction?

Latency is associated with age at exposure, follow-up time, and mortality rate, but these associations are purely a consequence of the definition of latency (the time between first exposure to incidence/death) rather than a true effect (Peto, 1985).

True, the chief justice said, "it is unusual to impose criminal punishment for the consequences of purely accidental conduct".

SGO1 overexpression also increased Brn1 association with the centromere and pericentromere in cells arrested in mitosis by nocodazole treatment, indicating that increased enrichment of Brn1 in SGO1-overexpressing cells was not purely a consequence of the metaphase arrest.