Sentence examples for represent a consequence from inspiring English sources

This suggests that reduced EC proliferation and migration induced by inhibition of SOCE or reduced migration and EC number induced by tmem33 knockdown may represent a consequence of Ca2+-dependent disruption of the endothelial actin cytoskeleton.

The high variability of plasma distribution functions and flow properties may represent a consequence of multiple and bursty reconnections, and coalescence of a number of vortices may constitute the structure of the post-plasmoid plasma sheet.

Some of these responses merely represent a consequence of cell damage, while others correspond to adaptive processes plants have evolved to cope with environmental cues.

Our study suggests that the dominance of macroalgae on coral reefs may simultaneously represent a consequence and cause of coral reef degradation [32].

It postulates because AD mitochondrial dysfunction is systemic, it cannot simply represent a consequence of neurodegeneration.

In such cases antibiotics represent a consequence of infection, rather than a potential cause.

We suppose that to some extent it has represented a consequence of the crisis of national identity in Russia during the post-Soviet period.

Macroalgal dominance on coral reefs therefore simultaneously represents a consequence and cause of coral reef degradation.

Thus, low IGFBP-1 represents a consequence of hyperinsulinemia.

It is also unclear whether the absence of SVC response to topical glucocorticoid represents a consequence of inflammation or is indeed the cause of exaggerated inflammation.

Second, it is unknown whether the elevation of blood markers represents a consequence or a pre-morbid status of stroke, as inflammatory and haemostatic markers are elevated in non-cerebral conditions, such as systemic infection, cancer or metabolic diseases.