Sentence examples for strictly the consequence from inspiring English sources
However, whether this increase is strictly the consequence of increased oxidative stress in these placentae is not clear.
Obligatory pseudonymisation (data enabling identification of specific data subjects being kept separately from the other information) might be seen as a small and reasonable concession, but if strictly interpreted the consequences for epidemiological research may be detrimental.
This account of omnipresence has the consequence that, strictly speaking, God is present everywhere that some physical thing is located.
The consequence is gruesome.
It is not clear, however, if the entire Tsc-Rheb-Tor signaling network is critical for nervous system development, or if neural function is strictly a consequence of altered growth regulation.
Use the consequence method.
Unfortunately, public health advocates say, the consequences of rejecting vaccination are not strictly personal.
And we will bring a much more conservative, much more careful balance, much more strictly enforced set of constraints, again, because we've seen the consequences of letting the system grow outdated.
The consequences are mixed.
