Sentence examples for the consequences of different levels from inspiring English sources
The contrasting effects of CD26 in different tumors may arise in part from the consequences of different levels of DPPIV activity, leading to a biphasic effect on the CXCL12 axis.
This review is about the association between VA and HSUVs, and while vignettes may be intended to reflect the consequences of different levels of VA, there is no measurement of VA.
What is less frequently recognized among agriculturists is the significance of the consequences of different levels and patterns of consumption and the effects of agricultural decisions on the household food security and nutritional status of both the producers and the consumers in rural and urban areas.
These studies concluded that this pattern was primarily the consequence of different levels of nucleosome occupancy in these regions because nucleosomes were depleted in introns relative to exons.
We analyzed the consequences of different CENP-A expression levels in our CENP-A heterozygous knock-out and knock-in lines, as well as in a cell line that ectopically overexpressed CENP-A-YFP (CAY/−+OE; Figure 1B; Figure 1 figure supplement 1A).
However, few studies have examined the consequences of different standard setting methods or examined what level of proficiency is considered adequate for trainees.
This difference between Genevestigator and experimental data could be a consequence of different levels of detection in RT-PCR and microarray experiments or different experimental conditions.
Note however that this correlation might only be a consequence of different levels of satiation among bees tested [24], [49], [50].
This observation can be interpreted simply as a consequence of different levels of conservation between these regions; R1 is a homologous, conserved region and R3 a variable antigenic region.
Is this genetically programmed or simply a consequence of different levels of oxidative damage?
The results of the Ruz et al. (2005) study therefore lead us to suggest that intersubject variability in reading pathways may be a consequence of different levels of attention.
