Sentence examples for putative consequences from inspiring English sources

Reasoning is also usually said to include the ability to weigh risks and benefits and evaluate putative consequences.

Furthermore, the putative consequences of the polymorphisms on the modified proteins were analyzed using two independent computer based amino acid conservation analysis software.

The putative consequences of the mutations were also evaluated with the help of several software programs.

The position of these mutations in a schematic structure of ACE, the putative consequences in cellular ACE localization and its actual localization are shown in Figure  1.

3 4 5 6 Putative consequences include risky sexual behaviour, chronic pain syndromes, anxiety, and depressive disorders including post-traumatic stress disorder, 7 8 9 substance misuse, 7 8 9 10 suicide attempts, 8 and sexually aggressive behaviour.

An extrinsic middle, by contrast, is a sentence not containing the terms that form the antecedent and the consequent of the putative consequence, but which is a general rule describing the 'fact' that warrants the passage from the antecedent to the consequent (reminiscent of Boethius' maximal propositions), and which concerns the form of sentences.

Interestingly, a recent study from Colombia identified biparental mitochondrial inheritance as a putative consequence of genetic exchange events (Ramírez et al., 2012).

The accompanying editorial comment from Ulloa and Deitch [ 15] emphasized this issue as a putative consequence of high concentrations of circulating catecholamines that can boost the initial inflammatory response during the early phase of sepsis, the possibly confounding role of ketamine anesthesia as well as the lacking antibiotic treatment in the model by Hofer and colleagues.

Crane et al. have suggested that the use of passive behavioural coping strategies among patients with IBS can be predicted as a putative consequence of illness-related social learning occurring during childhood, which may influence the development of habitual illness behaviour.

To study the putative direct consequences of autoimmunity to the prostate on male semen quality and fertility potential.

This previously uncharacterized subfamily has putative functional consequences in the V1R repertoire of strepsirrhine primates.