Sentence examples for a consequence like from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, "like the Indian race," free blacks would likely "dwindle and dwarf in the presence of the white man".

In his book, The God Delusion, Dawkins (2006) is ubiquitously anti-creationism, and as a consequence, like-minded individuals primarily read his work.

As a consequence, peanut-like β-FeOOH/α-Fe2O3 assemblies were obtained (Figure 5b).

PVP molecules absorbed on the surface of Bi2S3 nanoparticles could reduce total surface energy of the reaction system; as a consequence, flower-like Bi2S3 assembled by nanowires is produced.

Reuveni, S., Granek, R. & Klafter, J. Anomalies in the vibrational dynamics of proteins are a consequence of fractal-like structure.

Our results support previous studies arguing that acquisition of traits through HGT may be a consequence of "spandrel -like evolutionary procespandrel -likerevolutionaryons of acquired genes are formed through processesselection over time or eventually lost [ 33] 35].

As a consequence, precise like for like sales figures, at this stage, would be potentially misleading.

As a consequence of this English-like syntax, COBOL has over 300 keywords.

Later, as a consequence of an apoptotic-like process and the degradation of cell wall biopolymers, hyphal fragmentation and autolysis occur (Emri et al. 2004, 2008).

Interest rates are near record lows, a consequence of policies like quantitative easing that essentially put more money in the economy to be used by investors.

But she cautions that more work is needed to reveal whether this is a real adaptation or simply a consequence of "smelling like what you eat".