Sentence examples for a consequence of continuously from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, as a consequence of continuously upgrading accelerator energies and intensities, the neutron energy behind thick shielding can range from fractions of eV to about 1 GeV (e.g. at CERN).

The observed sterility appears to be a consequence of L1 diapause because all continuously fed ampk double mutant larvae were fertile (Fig. 2D).

As a consequence of this division activity, cells are continuously pushed further towards the periphery, where they are eventually recruited to form the lateral organs or the vascular tissues and the stem.

The concept of using ADT intermittently instead of continuously was developed as a consequence of several different hypotheses.

Cultivation of tropical and subtropical crops, such as maize, soybean, or sorghum in temperate climates continuously increases as a consequence of global warming.

Weak stomatal control could be a consequence of the low transpiration in plants grown continuously under high RH (>85%).

In the human body, tens of billions of cells continuously die as a consequence of cell turnover, cell damage, infection or immunological central tolerance.

In living cells, reactive oxygen species (ROS) are continuously generated as a consequence of metabolic reactions, which may cause oxidative damage to nucleic acids.

Many studies have since addressed how dying cells that are continuously generated as a consequence of normal tissue turnover signal for their clearance by dendritic cells (DCs) or macrophages in a manner that maintains homeostasis.

As a consequence of abnormal accumulation of nucleolar ANG, rRNA is continuously transcribed when cells are under stress, which imposes a ribotoxic effect to the cells and eventually results in cell apoptosis.

This heuristic solves many of the problems which occur with configuration in engineering domains which continuously change, e.g. as a consequence of innovation.