Sentence examples for unspecific consequences from inspiring English sources

Thus, demyelination and neurodegeneration in multiple sclerosis are not unspecific consequences of inflammation, but appear to involve multiple sclerosis-specific mechanisms of tissue injury.

It is impossible to determine whether the differential gene expression is due to a direct effect of the lack of AGPs on the expression of these genes, or whether the altered expression profile is a secondary and unspecific consequence of the reduction in growth rate.

We exclude the possibility that this growth is a consequence of unspecific binding sites which could arise if the transcription factors preferred sites of similar GC-content as observed in their own regulatory regions.

We can deduce that peripheral nuclear positioning during myofiber maturation is not simply the consequence of unspecific peripheral pushing forces due to sarcomere formation because: (1) sarcomeres are formed prior to peripheral nuclear positioning and (2) we do not observe any defects on sarcomere morphology when peripheral nuclear positioning is inhibited (Figs 2, 4 and 6).

Movements reduced the responsiveness of the auditory cortex to sounds overall, supporting the view that the predictions underlying the N1-suppression effect are unspecific, i.e. the system seems to expect some consequence of the motor act, but does not generate a prediction on the specific effect of the motor behavior.

As a consequence, symptomatic and unspecific treatments are frequently the only available therapeutic options.

Thus, it was important to exclude that the altered responses in the cells were not a consequence of an unspecific interference of the shRNAs and siRNAs with TLR signaling.

Such bidirectional control excludes that self-regulation and the resulting behavioral consequences are due to unspecific effects such as attention or arousal, providing a strong within-subject control.

It is, he says, in effect "site unspecific".

Of note, the activation of HIV-specific CD4+ T cell responses coincides with the presence of a widespread activation-induced CD4+ T cell apoptosis so that it is possible that these newly activated HIV-specific CD4+ T cell responses would be eliminated as a consequence of both specific and unspecific mechanisms.

At this stage, the most unspecific fluorescence will be expected as a consequence of tissue injury and leakage of fluorescein into adjacent tissue.