Sentence examples for Expected consequence from inspiring English sources

Expected consequence of such DHA-induced morphologic modulations would logically include enhanced glutamatergic synaptic activity and increase sEPSC frequency as observed here in EC neurons and reported in embryonic neuronal cultures [50].

In the meantime, his research has had an expected consequence.

Hostile asides are an expected consequence of taking a walk.

That has an expected consequence: Ocean water temperatures are higher now than they used to be.

But heightened political spending and other forms of political participation are an expected consequence of our more active government.

BBC's Colin Barras writes about research from Prof. Paul O'Gorman which finds that extreme snowfalls are an expected consequence of climate change.

Another problem is that the stratosphere (the layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere) is cooling – an expected consequence of the increased greenhouse effect.

The co-occurrence of several clay mineral types is an expected consequence to the mechanism of clay mineral formation and transformation.

This increase in speed camera tickets issued was an expected consequence of hiding the cameras and as such, an integral part of the hidden camera programme being evaluated.

That increases the stress on arms, and with it the chances of injury.Another expected consequence that has not fully materialised is a decrease in scoring.

The fitness to practise panel decided the doctor had administered the drug to relieve the children's suffering rather than hasten their death, although this had been an expected consequence.