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

The quantity of a ∼100 kDa protein increased substantially as a consequence of RNase treatment, suggesting that disruption of endogenous RNPs allows more efficient purification of this factor.

In past decades, breast cancer survival rates have increased substantially as a consequence of significant improvements in early diagnosis and the introduction of more effective treatments e.g. adjuvant endocrine therapies.

Auto-parametric pendulum absorbers perform well only in a very limited range of excitation amplitudes, above which their efficiency would be substantially degraded as a consequence of spillover effects or appearance of quasi-periodic and chaotic responses.

In recent years ling and hake stocks on Chatham Rise have shown signs of recovery [5], [6], suggesting that the food resources necessary to support them have not, as yet, been substantially degraded as a consequence of fishing disturbance.

The considerable deviation from the identity line indicates that gene expression is substantially disturbed as a consequence of the avulsion injury.

For the 2001 census, cohort members resided in 98.5% of LGDs with the total number of households and persons residing in LGDs increasing substantially from 1972 as a consequence of large consolidations of district boundaries.

During cleavage, almost no growth occurs between consecutive divisions, and the total volume of living matter does not change substantially; as a consequence, the size of the cells is reduced by almost half at each division.

Our view of the deep interiors of the terrestrial planets and moons, and their magnetic fields, has changed substantially over the past decade as a consequence of insights from recent space missions, new experimental data that have become available, and the results of more detailed and sophisticated numerical models.

On a positive note, maternal mortality rates declined substantially in Kaniyambadi between 1986 and 2005, presumably as a consequence of an increase in hospital births.

Importantly, the inability to flexibly cope with changes among relevant contingencies as a consequence of substantially reduced numbers of adult generated hippocampal neurons is predicted by a recent mathematical model [12].

These experimental studies indicate that a high frequency (1 Hz, amplitude = 5 mm), fast-forward oscillation waveform superimposed onto a fast steady flow (0.1mL/min) substantially reduces mean reopening pressures (31%) as a consequence of the modified flow field and the commensurate increase in surfactant transport and adsorption.