Sentence examples for the resultant development from inspiring English sources

n-3 PUFAs can also suppress production of anti-double-stranded DNA IgG antibodies and the resultant development of lupus nephritis in the NZBW F1 mouse and related models.

Most herbivores have incisors modified for nipping or gnawing, have lost teeth with the resultant development of a gap (diastema) in the tooth row, and exhibit some molarization (expansion and flattening) of premolars to expand the grinding surface of the cheek teeth.

* (1936) "A Study of Theater Loud Speakers and the Resultant Development of the Shearer Two-Way Horn System".

Several reviewers appreciated the resultant development of Brittany's character: Poniewozik enjoyed the exploration of her "basic loneliness", E! Online's Jenna Mullins was pleased to see more than her usual "deadpanning and one-liners", and Wieselman called it a "wonderful moment" when she and Artie broke up, which led to the depiction of "real feelings" in Brittany for the first time.

The mechanism through which EC JAM-C supports tumor growth appears to be linked to the recruitment of pericytes to newly formed tumor blood vessels and the resultant development of a functionally stable tumor blood vasculature.

Therefore, as with any condition in which the threat of resistance is high, the benefit of empiric MIC treatment of all patients suspected of having ICU-AC must be balanced against the risk of overtreatment and the resultant development of resistance.

The resultant color development of DAB was monitored under the microscope.

This large-scale increase in population and resultant development in residential/infrastructural sectors has since long caused increased pressure on urban vegetation (Table 1).

The resultant new developments and recapitalization of existing projects bring new tax revenue streams and jobs for the businesses that are created and the cycle continues.

Seminal occasions, of course, spur so many resultant developments that when looked back on, they can tend to seem antiquated, tame even.

Limitation of premature subplate loss and the resultant impaired cortical development may minimize cerebral deficits suffered by extremely preterm infants.