Sentence examples for a consequence of preferred from inspiring English sources

Typically, whether the structure is either turbostratic or graphitic makes the flake morphotype be either crumpled or folded, as a consequence of preferred folding directions related to lattice periodicities.

In contrast, palmitate-treated cells showed decreased oxygen consumption and reduced ECAR, indicative of a reduced lactate production, which suggests decreased glucose utilization as a consequence of preferred fatty acid utilization.

The old P/A- R genes with low nucleotide diversity might be a consequence of diversifying selection that preferred a large numbers of diverse P/A- R genes for plant-pathogen interaction, and of purifying selection that suppressed nucleotide diversities by functional constraint on each P/A- R genes.

As a consequence of this type of problem, other authors prefer submuscular plating [ 18, 19] or external fixation for those instable fractures [ 20].

We exclude the possibility that this growth is a consequence of unspecific binding sites which could arise if the transcription factors preferred sites of similar GC-content as observed in their own regulatory regions.

Although inbreeding coefficients have been found to be extremely high in those animals, this must be a consequence of their lifestyle rather than by choice since outbreeding was found to be preferred when available [ 106].

We find also that the formation energy for the Tl+ complex is quite small, probably a consequence of Tl's small tendency to bind with S (i.e., Tl+ is a relatively hard cation, preferring O over S).

This is a consequence of a renewable-energy law passed in 2000 which guarantees not only 20 years of fixed high prices for solar and wind producers but also preferred access to the electricity grid.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

"Yes, that is a consequence of travelling.