Sentence examples for sometimes as a consequence from inspiring English sources

People often have deep insights about themselves and their relationships with others and with god," Tupper said, "and sometimes, as a consequence, have significant behavioural changes".

For example, the non-receptor tyrosine kinase c-Src is often aberrantly expressed or activated in human breast cancers, sometimes as a consequence of dys-regulated ErbB2 activity [ 218, 219].

Divorces, job loss, friendship ends and other similar circumstances occur, sometimes, as a consequence for not listening and being too focused of our own opinions.

Then, in some final throwaway comments, he touched upon, or was invited to touch upon, "posh-bashing", and said that sometimes, mainly as a consequence of having been to Harrow, he has been "castigated as a moaning, rich, public-school bastard, complaining about only getting posh roles".

Diabetes insipidus is sometimes seen as a consequence of brain death.

Poor QoL is sometimes seen as a consequence of depression [ 1- 3].

Many physicians state that they would not intentionally hasten death regardless of whether it is requested or not, but death sometimes occurs as a consequence of addressing patient suffering.

In sum, non-Epc-N PZPM containing proteins are clearly involved in homeotic gene expression and local and global transcriptional repression at least sometimes as a direct consequence of histone methylation.

India's democratic success is sometimes seen only as a consequence of British rule, but that is comparatively recent history shared by a hundred or more other countries that also emerged from the empire, none of which has had quite the easy success that India has had with democracy.

Patients and their families are frequently unable to correctly identify the symptoms and patients sometimes get stigmatised as a consequence of their tics.

Plant cell morphogenesis is regulated in a non-cell-autonomous fashion by the surrounding tissues [ 1], hormone interference during ontogenesis, and sometimes by polyploidy as a consequence of endoreduplication [ 2, 3].