Sentence examples for a consequence of introducing from inspiring English sources

The question arose as a consequence of introducing a 'new' definition of a fractional derivative in [1].

end{aligned} (3 As a consequence of introducing the viscoelasticity, the phase speeds of the body waves become a function of the frequency due to the physical dispersion effect (Aki and Richards 2002).

Therefore, the different concentrations of glycerol and acetate detected during growth on glucose are most likely a consequence of introducing the acetyl-CoA boost plasmid in the PHB producing strain.

Requirements were understandable to the client with minimal explanation but failed to capture the business vision, strategy, and daily business operations, and could not anticipate the changes in the business process as a consequence of introducing the Web application within the organisation.

The drop in numbers on the Forest may have been a consequence of introducing Arab blood to the breed in the 1870s, resulting in fewer animals suitable for use as pit ponies, or to the increase in the profits from running dairy cattle instead of ponies.

As GRK phosphorylation increases receptor affinity for β-arrestins as a consequence of introducing negative charge, it was postulated that the negatively charged glutamate within the 399 cluster could act as a phosphate mimic, as described previously (Gurevich and Gurevich, 2006).

The National Association of Head Teachers is concerned that schools might lose funding as an unintended consequence of introducing free school meals for the first three years of primary school.

First of all, an unexpected consequence of introducing sVEGFR1 into the VEGF system was the predicted elevation of plasma VEGF, counter-intuitive to experimental suggestions that sVEGFR1 lowers the availability of circulating VEGF in vivo [8], [16], [18].

Note that in cases (1) to (4), the background state allele A is assumed to be at fixation, and the consequence of introducing a mutant at the D locus is considered (either f-, f+, m- or m+).

"This is an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence of introducing new and more efficient ways of working," Angilley said in the memo.

The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.