Alternative splicing is consequential as well as frequent, with effects ranging from altering protein structure to targeting mRNA for early decay (Hartmann and Valcarcel, 2009).
But the glitches have been consequential as well.
This could be consequential as the combined prevalence of curable STI/ RTI is equal to, and higher in some settings, than the burden of malaria in pregnancy among women who seek antenatal care (ANC) in sub-Saharan Africa [ 24].
If assimilation forces are consequential, as the assimilation thesis predicts, then Late Exiles should remit less than Mariels, given the former group's longer stay in the US.
The association with absent parents may be consequential, as parents may abandon disabled children or may have died from other conditions including epilepsy.
The activation of p53 by PA-2 was consequential, as PA-2 blocked G1 to S cell cycle transition and up-regulated p21 in TNBC cells in vitro and in MDA-MB-231 xenografts.
This presidential campaign is turning out to be as boring as it is consequential.
As Joel Klein, former NYC Chancellor of Education put it in a recent book review, "The fight over public education is as polarized as it is consequential.
This is particularly consequential as Facebook is so ubiquitous in the Palestinian territories ― 96percentt of Palestinians use Facebook as their primary news source.
The term was as contentious as it was consequential, with almost 30 percent of the cases decided by five-justice majorities, compared with an average of 22 percent in recent years.
Behavior alterations are construed as being consequential to the reported neurological mode of action of this pesticide, further affecting foraging, migration and reproduction [ 30].
