Sentence examples for a consequence of selecting from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of selecting individual sub-threshold SSOs, the average NP amplitude of the SSO events assumes lower values.

A consequence of selecting a chronic cohort was that visual impairment was minimal and papilloedema was mild (Frisen grades all ≤2) in most women at enrolment.

One interpretation is that observation of an effect is a consequence of selecting a sub-telomeric region for analysis (rather than being an actual phenomenon is specific to such regions).

Despite these efforts, cancer still develops, at increased frequency with age, as a consequence of selecting less immunogenic tumor cells (immunoediting) or the increased effectiveness of tumor-mediated immunosuppression (immune subversion) or both [ 2, 3].

As a consequence of selection, the selected animals were heavier than the C animals throughout the entire growth curve.

It is true, though, that the team consistently looked vulnerable at the back - both because Argentina's current crop of defenders are not the best (and goalkeeper Sergio Romero has been a reserve at Monaco all season) and as an inevitable consequence of selecting so many attack-minded players.

The output provides projected changes in commercial timber, as well as changes in the diversity of berries, ferns, herbs, flowers, birds, and mammals as a consequence of the selected management option.

This is because the modelling results are a consequence of the selected reaction rate constants and initial concentrations used in Equations (1– 3).

Very high academic scores generally required for medical school entry may have the unintended consequence of selecting fewer graduates interested in a rural practice destination.

The results of the current study suggest that the very high academic entry scores generally required for undergraduate medical school entry from secondary school may have the further unintended consequence of selecting fewer urban graduates interested in rural practice on graduation.

In particular we consider the consequences of selecting a standing start and stop system, and the errors which may result.