Sentence examples for specifically as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

Specifically, as a consequence of finger counting, a sub-base 5 system seems to develop in western cultures (Domahs, Moeller, Huber, Willmes, & Nuerk, 2010).

Increased transparency and collective ownership in the organisation, specifically as a consequence of AI, was elicited.

We propose that wound-induced fst expression allows for regenerative responses to be initiated specifically as a consequence of tissue absence.

Although it adjusts for the age of victims of environmental hazards it probably underestimates the VSL because it was estimated in the context of transport fatalities and does not consider fatalities specifically as a consequence of environmental hazards [ 30].

Given the prominent expression of Wfs1 in the cortex, and the extensive literature documenting a role for the PFC in depression and resilience to stress, we were particularly interested in phenotypes that occur specifically as a consequence of Wfs1 mutation in the cortex.

Although the overall spectra are often similar, crystal spectra typically exhibit sharp peaks and other features that specifically arise as a consequence of the long-range order of the crystal's atomic-scale structure.

We observed that AMPK phosphorylation is specifically increased as a consequence of sorafenib treatment, both as a single agent and in the combination schedule.

In the present study, we found that promoter methylation of CALCA, EVX2, and PAX6 was significantly associated with PIK3CA amplification in NSCLC, however, such association was not seen with other gene methylation, suggesting that epigenetic alterations of these three genes may specifically occur as a consequence of overactivation of PI3K/Akt pathway in NSCLC.

Specifically, in [4], a higher price is concluded for a specific user as a consequence of an increase in his uplink transmission power.

But most costs of mental disorders in general, and depression specifically, are indirect costs, as a consequence of productivity loss and absenteeism: More than 70% of the total costs of depression consists of these indirect costs [ 26].

Specifically, this discomfort originated as a consequence of structure, because of the hierarchical form, lack of incentives, management, and control mechanisms, and was also caused by functions, due to routine tasks and role ambiguities.