Sentence examples for a consequence of over from inspiring English sources

In mid-June 2015, nearly 300 fire starts were reported within 1 week, a consequence of over 61,000 detected lightning strikes during the period [2].

One of 285 young children (0 to 3 years) in Stacionar za majku i dete, Belgrade: Growth failure and developmental delay is a consequence of over crowded conditions with little social stimulation and no variety of experience.

As a consequence of over-reaching tactics, foreign businesses have lost their incentive to placate Beijing.

As a consequence of over-acidification, daily electricity production halved from 13.5 MWh/day to 6.9 MWh/day during just 2 days from the 95th to the 97th day.

This process persisted when he went back to Brazil; with Internacional of Porto Alegre he missed a flight to an away game as a consequence of over-vigorously celebrating his birthday.

We attempted to determine if the apparent ablation of ESV organelles and concomitant cargo release were due to a Bax-specific mechanism or simply a consequence of over-expression.

Over-expression of the UASitpr+ transgene with Dilp2GAL4 in wild-type animals did not lead to bigger sized pupae indicating that the larger size is not a consequence of over-active insulin signaling by UASitpr+ expression in IPCs (Figure 3E).

Staining of zebrafish embryos injected with 6 ng SBmo (Figure 4G) or with 150 pg hPRDM5 mRNA (Figure 4H) with this cocktail revealed that depletion of prdm5 induces a reduction of the distance between eye/telencephalon and the mid-hindbrain border (Figure 4G), which is indicative of perturbation of morphogenetic movements as a consequence of over-activation of wnt/β-catenin signaling.

Most health problems are likely to arise from inappropriate diet or as a consequence of over-eating and insufficient sleep.

According to our field investigations, its current population number and size appears limited, possibly as a consequence of over-exploitation and habitat loss.

Furthermore, changes in cellular phenotypes, such as cell morphology and proliferation, could be identified as a consequence of over-expression of some of these genes.