Sentence examples for which is consequent from inspiring English sources

The formation of SiC-graphene-like substance is attributed to the high temperature during the nanometric cutting which is consequent due to the abrasive action between these two ultra-hard materials.

The studies based on First and Second Principle of Thermodynamics results to be affected by the extreme generality of the two laws, which is consequent of the fact that in thermodynamics the "any system" is a black box with no information about design, organization and evolution.

While these properties of Vpr have been shown to contribute to virus replication in non-dividing cells [10], [11], Vpr-induced G2-arrest, which is consequent to its interaction with the DCAF1 subunit of the Cul4a/DDB1 E3 ubiquitin ligase [12] [17], may provide a favorable cellular environment for HIV-1 transcription [18].

T1DM originates from insulin deficiency [ 28], which is consequent to the T cell mediated destruction of β-cells that produce insulin in human pancreas islets.

The physiological stimulus that activates SOCE to control cell proliferation is the InsP3-dependent drop in ER Ca2+ levels which is consequent to TKR stimulation by extracellular growth factors [ 9, 23, 45, 50].

Only in trained men; however, was there a significant caffeine-mediated improvement in cycling performance, which was consequent with diminished mood in trained and improved mood in active individuals.

There was weak evidence of a reduction in overall life years lived with depression, which was consequent on the reduction in morbidity as there was no modelled direct effect of intervention on depression prevalence.

Many of these genes have well-described expression patterns and have been associated with changes in DNA metabolism, cell cycling, and cell signaling (e.g., Tbx20, myocardin, Cdh2, Wnt11, and Wnt2), which are consequent upon cardiac progenitor differentiation.

The raw material is a commercial product called fullerene soot which is a consequent leftover material once fullerene is extracted [2].

It also significantly, though modestly, improved endothelium-dependent vasodilatation, which is likely consequent to a reduction in hypercontractility that is associated with attenuation of VSMC NOX activity.

Older individuals may present with an "adult acquired flatfoot", which is hyperpronation generally consequent to failure of the tibialis posterior tendon (which extends the toes and inverts the foot).