Sentence examples for a consequence of choosing from inspiring English sources

We would probably write that off as a consequence of choosing the CC-BY license.

This was expected as a consequence of choosing probe conditions away from CF. The bandwidth of tuning might also affect accuracy, as any variability would shift the minima around more if the slopes of the tuning curves were shallower.

That was the information that the U.S. was trying to get out of him, and he gave it to the interrogators under torture, and that became part of the rationale for the U.S. going to war with Iraq — a disastrous consequence of choosing an unethical approach to gaining information.

Because it is understood that death is a possible consequence of choosing to be a cop.

However, there was a strong sense that independent mobility was a direct consequence of choosing to conquer real-world obstacles.

We briefly note an important consequence of choosing a nonzero value for (v_0 x)), which might be testable with tsunami waveform observations if there is sufficient uniqueness in the solution of the inverse problem of determining initial conditions from data.

So attached were they to the idea that markets always got things right that some actually suggested that unemployment must be a consequence of workers' choosing not to work.

This was a consequence of our choosing a mechanism in which, among persons who died (Y = 1), the probability of having a complete record was set to be higher if the crew member had a higher number of flying hours, whereas in those who did not die (Y = 0), this probability was set to be lower if the number of flying hours was higher.

When biomass maps are used as tools for estimating biomass change in a single county, the negative consequence of choosing allometric models that are different than neighboring areas is less serious, though model selection will still have an impact.

"The suggestion that obesity is not a disease but rather a consequence of a chosen lifestyle exemplified by overeating and/or inactivity is equivalent to suggesting that lung cancer is not a disease because it was brought about by individual choice to smoke cigarettes," the resolution said.

In this interpretation CFS, perhaps as a consequence of the chosen definition, is not a stable condition at all.