Sentence examples for this was consequent from inspiring English sources

Concha et al. also reported similar findings of high DMA and low MMA in urine of new born babies in the Andes, Argentina and this was consequent to transfer of DMA to foetus by the mother as a result of an efficient arsenic methylation at later stage of pregnancy [ 15].

This is consequent on the fact that in a conservative culture, the extended family system makes more relatives available for the care of patients.

This is consequent to each of the disease causing mutations being shared by only a fraction of the patient group and so no common SNP can act as a proxy or 'tag' to flag the gene as causal.

Evidence from human pharmacology and genetics, genetically manipulated rodents and other animal models and randomised trials indicates that this is consequent to suppression of COX-2-dependent cardioprotective prostaglandins, particularly prostacyclin.

This development was consequent to the perceived inadequacy of the two previous paradigms to cope with the problems set by the evolution of science and technology, as they both presuppose either an identifiable author (fault) or some reliable data (risk) to assign responsibilities.

Considering the most important formation mechanism of UPD via trisomy rescue, this observation was consequent because Robertsonian translocations are prone to trisomic offspring.

Epidermal melanin assay demonstrated that hyperpigmentation was consequent to an increased melanin production.

Certainly the higher sensitivity was consequent by the second step of amplification, which according to the above authors this step would improve the sensitivity in their study too.

As for sounds, this distinction is consequent upon the distinction between two kinds of medium: the source medium (that is, the stuff the thing is composed of) and the medium proper or environment medium, surrounding the sounding thing, the one in which the hearer could be immersed as well.

This may be consequent to caregivers needing to report for work following quicker recovery of children whom they care for.

The key changes in this section are consequent upon the new definition of asthma, and are aimed at reducing both under- and over-diagnosis.