Sentence examples for a consequence a considerable from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, a considerable time would be wasted for packet retransmission.

As a consequence, a considerable improvement in computational efficiency over existing practices is achieved.

As a consequence, a considerable effort has been carried out in recent years to better characterize the behaviour of joints in these kinds of structures.

As a consequence, a considerable reduction of the surface roughness and the volume loss in the wear tracks is especially noticeable for 10,000 cycles tests.

As a consequence, a considerable amount of the total brake effort should be distributed to traction motors, by performing regenerative or dissipative braking, according to the capability of the overhead line for managing the corresponding recovered power.

As a consequence, a considerable fraction of these matings will result in fit hybrid offspring, closely resembling one of their parents.

In consequence, a considerable surplus of urban brownfields has been created.

Rhizomania disease of sugar beet is responsible for a very significant reduction in crop's productivity globally, as a consequence of a considerable decrease in root yield, sugar content and juice purity [1], [2].

The Plateau of Tibet, the largest and thickest concentration of continental crust on Earth, is a consequence of considerable compression of the Asian continental lithosphere.

These findings are consistent with the observed distribution of base substitutions in a mutator strain, which were hypothesized to be a consequence of considerable variability in fork termination sites (Larrea et al., 2010).

Almost all (96%) were aged 65 years or over and approximately 75% required high-level care. 1 People living in RACF often represent the frailest and most vulnerable subgroup of older Australians and as a consequence have considerable healthcare needs.