Sentence examples for a consequence of imperfect from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades state-owned grain traders have chronically underperformed as a consequence of imperfect incentives and a number of taxing policy burdens.

This is in part due to the physical properties of the resins on which the synthesis is conducted, but it is also a consequence of imperfect coupling and undesirable side-reactions that create mutagenic modifications to the nucleobases.

Evolution is just a consequence of the imperfect replication of informative polymers that generate variants upon which drift or natural selection act.

What is transpiring today is less a "clash of civilizations" than a consequence of the imperfect births of two nations born of the same parent, separated at birth, and forced to deal with the consequences of their compelled reconciliation.

Although the difference between observed and expected is not large for small mono-SSRs, we suspect that this is a consequence of the imperfect mutation models.

On the one hand, this situation may be a consequence of the imperfect management system, based on which the FP members did not compulsively receive FPS provided by the CHC, MCHB, or other public health institutions.

For the Gnostics, this prison was a consequence of mankind's imperfect creation; for Baudrillard, the upshot of our materialism and dependence on technology; for paranoid science fiction writers like Dick, a plot by nefarious government entities with access to advanced technology to control our destinies.

As a consequence, inclusion of imperfect images could not significantly improve the comparability of the programme with the daily practice conditions.

Moreover, in the case of pericentromeric transcripts, clear biological roles have not yet been identified and transcription could be the consequence of imperfect heterochromatin silencing, with no particular function.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.