At the Family Health clinics, nutrition counselors — graduate students at Purdue — will sit down with patients to talk about the specific consequence of their diet, and suggest good foods and how to cook them, Coddington said.
A modern church historian, Adolf von Harnack, sought to explain the rise of dogma in Christianity as the specific consequence of an alien blend of Greek metaphysics and Christian thought that had been rendered obsolete by Protestantism's appeal to scripture and history.
Taken together, these data indicate that the accumulation of thymocytes during early T cell development observed in PKBα-deficient mice is the specific consequence of a lack of PKBα in lymphoid cells.
However, the specific consequence of filamin-A inhibition in metastasis and DNA damage sensitivity is likely dependent on the cancer stages and types of DNA damage agents.
In general, the specific consequence of ignoring substantial batch effects would not be very tractable since they are unmanaged in the design.
However, in ORNs, neurite volume was unchanged, so active zone density was reduced, suggesting a difference in the specific consequence of Teneurin perturbation in the CNS compared with the NMJ.
