Sentence examples for a consequence of intense from inspiring English sources

People have been known to kill themselves as a consequence of intense shame, or because they see no way out of a moral dilemma or a future that appears bleak.

Rapid landslides such as debris flows, debris avalanches, rock avalanches and flow slides are instability phenomena that affect superficial deposits as a consequence of intense and prolonged rainfall events.

Besides centrally disturbed regulation disorders, hyperthermia often results as a consequence of intense skeletal muscle hypermetabolic reaction.

The decaying organic matter is the normal environment for A. fumigatus, which is subjected to a wide temperature variation as a consequence of intense microorganism activity.

Measures (good hygienic practices, rapid treatment of infested animals, practice of quarantine) should be taken to prevent infestation with this insect on the farm, since infested animals showed hair loss probably as a consequence of intense irritation and pruritus.

Since applying a statistical analysis of gene ontology terms is the reliance on prior knowledge of the biological activity of each differentially expressed gene, the enrichment of genes associated with specific pathways may be a consequence of intense research in such areas.

"It's not an evaluation of the researcher" but a consequence of the intense competition, Mirdal says.

Sediments from cinnabar roasted piles showed a higher arsenic mobility as a consequence of an intense ore treatment, posing an evident risk of arsenic spread to the surroundings.

Whether our findings are linked to the cause of headache or if it is a consequence of more intense headaches over time remains to be answered.

As a consequence of this intense and long-term breeding process, rice cultivars became adapted to specific regions around the world narrowing in this way its genetic pool, since many traits were forsaken due to the lack of interest in a certain moment.

As a consequence of this intense monitoring, waiting lists were kept active and clean from "ghost" patients (patients that have died or gone elsewhere for treatment) preventing evident inequities.