Sentence examples for a consequence of building from inspiring English sources

This paper is written as a consequence of building monitoring in a longer time period in the area of Southeast Europe.

Results show that 21.6% of all trees were removed as a consequence of building demolition, resulting in a tree canopy cover reduction of 19.7% across all 123 properties.

Explaining why it's able to onboard thousands more restaurants via the expansion to its marketplace, Deliveroo says this is as a consequence of building up what it dubs "its own extensive delivery network of 35,000 riders worldwide and 15,000 riders in the UK".

Is the machine oil leaching through the ceiling on the third floor -- a consequence of the building's industrial past -- and staining the brown-coat, Judd-designed walls a no?

As a consequence of most building's design lifespan, changing weather conditions driven by climate change, are likely to influence energy demands for heating and cooling, thereby altering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions due to operation of these systems.

This would tend to suggest, as the polling data does, that while the increase in support for same-sex marriage may be impressive, it has mostly been a consequence of support building slowly and steadily over time, rather than there having been sudden reversals in public opinion.

The primary aim of the data collection was to monitor the public health in the respective parts of the Öresund region in the context of the expected increase in cooperation, travel, migration and in general interaction as a consequence of the building of a bridge between DK and SE, and the entry of Sweden in EU in 1995.

However, as a consequence of a fragmented building industry building performance simulations (BPSs) in the early design stage are closely related to who is creating and operating the BPS models.

It's not, as Nambu modestly claims, a trivial consequence of building on things that came before". Nambu found the concept of spontaneous symmetry-breaking, or SSB, while studying superconductivity in the early 1960s.

Perhaps as a consequence of the low building block diversity found in histone tails, recurring sequence motifs can be discerned.

We hypothesize that the high prevalence is a consequence of the nest-building habits of these rodents.