Sentence examples for retained as a consequence from inspiring English sources
However, the increased sulphate/sulphur ratio in mutant mature seeds is consistent with previous data showing that, in roots of sultr4;1 mutants, sulphate is retained as a consequence of defects in sulphate efflux from the vacuole [ 21].
Schilling was retained as a consultant.
Recently retained as a Thought Leader with the Integrated Marketing Association.
This may be explained by the large staff reductions and reorganisations in the public sector during the nineties, with higher workload for the retained staff as a consequence [ 14].
She has been retained as an adviser.
These comprised age, any eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m (categorical adjustment to control for retained AGE products as a consequence of renal function impairment), smoking status (never, ever, or current), skin tone, and clinic latitude.
It has been suggested that the different molecular subtypes of breast cancer arise from the transformation of different stem or progenitor cell populations which retain, or acquire as a consequence of the transformation process some or all of functional characteristics of normal stem cells [ 14].
A few were retained as voucher specimens.
In Additional file 4, Tb24.4 and 5 have evolved unique UTRs and are physically segregated from Tb24.1-3 Tb24.1-3nsertion of two unrelated genes; perhaps as a consequence, they retained orthology with homoeologs in other species.
Despite unquestionable benefits of NPWT it is necessary to pay special attention to iatrogenic mistakes that might occur during treatment as evidenced by Beral et al. who reported a case of abnormal wound healing as a consequence of retained foam pieces in patient after total abdominal hysterectomy [ 70].
Taken together these results suggest that flatfish have indeed lost and retained specifically some crybb genes likely as a consequence of independent events indicative of divergent evolution and do not support a decay of the visual system as previously hypothesized in flatfish based on the set of crystallin-encoding genes [ 26].
