Sentence examples for a consequence of moves from inspiring English sources

A 2008 report by the International Organization for Migration states that the rising number of perilous sea crossings from North African countries is a consequence of moves by European states to "externalize" immigration control, by urging other countries to stop the flow at the source by setting up detention centers on their own soil.

The idea had clearly been prepared by Giri, who, after 20 Ra1, had more time on his clock than when he began the game, a consequence of moving quickly and having time added after each move.

This had an impact on the performance of the code, increasing the execution time by approximately 10% – assumed to be a consequence of moving from 32-bit to 64-bit code and the Free Pascal compiler not optimising the code as well as the Delphi compiler.

The central idea is that the motion of land masses is explained as a consequence of moving "plates" -- large fragments of the Earth's surface layer in which the continents are embedded.

A consequence of moving linker DNA into a nucleosome is that the length of the linker will decrease progressively.

Combining the analysis of model mechanisms with parameter fitting makes it possible to automatically detect how the behaviour of the model as well as the parameter identifiability changes as a consequence of moving to different parts of the parameter space, and whether adjusting certain parameters makes other parameters or model components redundant.

The smaller bias for the moving total models is a consequence of the moving total mortality counts allowing the moving total models to capture the effect of PM on more than a single day's mortality.

How serious are the increased risks of retaliatory terrorist strikes as a consequence of this move?

As a consequence of this move, any evidence that the government itself possesses that supports the allegations is unlikely ever to see the light of day.

Sarsgaard smiles, telling me that he, too, used to make friends instantly when he was young; a consequence of being moved around a dozen or so times because of his father's work as an American Air Force engineer.

A consequence of this move is that it raises doubts about the identification of propositions with arbitrary sets of worlds.