Sentence examples for a consequence of application from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of application for automotive lower suspension arm, this technique can be applied in performing a fatigue history editing, especially in compression of data set.
In contrast, thermal TiO2 electrodes prepared by annealing of titanium (Ti) present better properties for charge carrier separation as a consequence of the application of a potential bias.
The present paper describes main work developed inside AQUAPOT project in the last 10 years and the most relevant results obtained as a consequence of the application of this innovative technology in developing countries.
Circa 2017/2018, what most job seekers are experiencing is a consequence of smarter application tracking system (ATS).
This is also a consequence of the application of the averaging approach, in which the effects of the positive and negative anomalous conductivities are averaged out.
In others, the total PEEP rises as a consequence of PEEP application and adverse effects can occur due to the worsening of hyperinflation.
In all the papers cited before, the existence of periodic solutions for ε ≥ 0 small is a consequence of the application of a convenient version of the implicit function theorem.
Electroporation, also known as electropermeabilization, is a term used to describe the permeabilization of the cell membrane as a consequence of the application of certain short and intense electric fields across the cell membrane, the cells or the tissues.
The causative pathogens identified were predominately viruses in both studies, with the detection of pneumococcal infections increasing from pre-to post-vaccine studies, presumably as a consequence of the application of molecular diagnostic methods.
In Tau transgenic mice improvements of learning and memory behavior as a consequence of MB application was reported for Tau-P301S mice [ 62] and rTg4510 (Tau-P301L) mice [ 39].
Use of nanotechnology-based cosmetic powders and sprays could lead to especially high levels of dermal and inhalation exposure, the latter being a consequence of product application leading to aerosol generation in the personal breathing zone (Hansen et al. 2008; Shimada et al. 2009).
