Sentence examples for that consequent to from inspiring English sources

Over twenty years ago Susumu Ohno postulated that gene duplication should play a major role in genomic evolution and that, consequent to eons of mutation, insertion and deletion, any surviving genes would be scattered throughout deserts of nontranscribed DNA [ 1].

Our data of weight bearing and stepping capacity lend support to the assumption that consequent to wound healing similar regenerative events as occur in transection [3], [19] would follow in contusion injury, namely, some axonal fiber regrowth and reconnectivity of damage circuitry might take place.

This suggests that consequent to GliT absence, transcription is suppressed in the presence of exogenous gliotoxin.

In both wild-type and ∆ gliT, siderophore biosynthesis gene expression was up-regulated in response to exogenous gliotoxin indicating that consequent to exogenous gliotoxin exposure, there is an increased requirement for iron despite sufficient iron availability in the culture media, or else a deficit in iron-sensing.

The Markov condition describes the conditional independence relations present in a causal model that are consequent to its graphical structure, whereas the faithfulness assumption presumes that there are no other independencies in the model.

These new biomarkers should be introduced into routine clinical practice to support clinical decision making for the management of common diseases that are consequent to life styles, but also to genetic heritage.

Serum Amyloid A is induced by TNF-α in mouse hepatocytes [46] and it might be responsible for the inhibition that is consequent to TNF-α-stimulation of mouse primary hepatocytes or mouse hepatoma cell lines.

The function of Cbl has been further analyzed by assessing the effect of Cbl inactivation on the T cell developmental defects that occur consequent to a number of genetic manipulations.

Bladder epithelial remodeling that occurs consequent to chronic infection enhances mucosal sensitivity to neutrophil damage.

When taken together, our observations hint to a role of these genes as important yet differential regulators of molecular events that are consequent to repeated METH exposure.

Results from animal (Holene et al. 1998; Rice 2000) and in vitro studies (Fritsche et al. 2005), and the relatively high PCB exposures that occur consequent to breastfeeding (Ayotte et al. 2003; Lanting et al. 1998; Patandin et al. 1997) support likely adverse neurobehavioral impacts of PCB exposure in infancy, including adverse impacts on impulse control (Verner et al. 2010).