Sentence examples for suggests a consequence of from inspiring English sources

"As the study also suggests, a consequence of providing greater value to the majority of fans at one end of the spectrum is that those fans at the other end of the spectrum, those adults paying on the day for a single match, may now find themselves paying a bit more at some clubs".

The high variability within the family of taste receptor genes has been suggested a consequence of adaptation of populations to specific dietary repertoires and environment [ 42], such as prevention of consumption of plant toxins [ 43].

The Iequiv method suggests that a consequence of this is to provide the suggestion that for reasonable levels of adaptive opportunity, it will not be necessary to cool offices or homes below 25°C to provide thermal comfort.

This, Mr Morris suggests, is a consequence of the way we are programmed to interpret trajectories.

This observation suggests a direct consequence of EspG disruption of REs on disease pathology.

This suggests an effect of biological consequence: relative risk of breast cancer increases by between 1.5% and 2% for each 1% increment in endogenous breast density [ 4, 5].

Nevertheless, Nasrallah's vision of a larger sectarian conflict in which the United States is implicated suggests a possible consequence of the White House's new strategy.

The absence of epigenetic memory at rodent parasite surface-exposed variant antigens [ 36] (best studied in the yir family in P. yoelii) suggests a functional consequence of this deletion.

In a study conducted by Herron et al obesity was suggested as a consequence of psoriasis and not a risk factor for onset of disease.

When I/R hearts were exposed to LF-EMF, MMP-2 activity was similar to that of controls suggesting that a consequence of LF-EMF cardioprotection is the preservation of endothelial integrity.

The mt-LSU protein ICT1 was also decreased (~ 30% of control values) as was MRPL3 (by 37%) suggesting that a consequence of the MRPL12 mutation is a global defect in assembly of the large ribosomal subunit (mt-LSU).