Sentence examples for a consequence of severe from inspiring English sources
The differences between women's and men's rates of physical assault victimization become greater as the severity of assault increases and, as a consequence of severe IPV, women suffer more and greater physical and psychological consequences.
The implication is that he died from brain injuries in part as a consequence of severe beatings.
The significant reduction in respiration rate of outer layers over time may have been a consequence of severe water loss in the layers (Fig. 3b).
Neurological deficits may be a consequence of severe kyphosis with vertebral subluxation, cord compression by neurofibroma protruding through the foramina and ribs penetration into the spinal canal [1].
This work shows that the origin of premature Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) fracture of an underaged Al Li Mg Cu 8090 alloy is a consequence of severe strain localisation mode in the planar slip bands.
Afterwards, natural disasters and their impacts on transport infrastructure since the 1990s are briefly reviewed: this is the time when much of rural railways have faced to a risk of closure as a consequence of severe natural disasters.
That CRP concentrations were increased in pyometra is in accordance with findings of several other studies, and is a consequence of the severe inflammatory response induced [ 15, 16, 57].
My successor, Michael Spurr, has faced even bigger challenges as a consequence of the severe budget reductions.
Under the second mechanism, depression may arise as a consequence of more severe or escalating disease.
Similarly, the contribution to the hardness of grain size refinement and work hardening, developed as a consequence of the severe plastic deformation during blasting, is determined in order to avoid overestimation of the residual stresses.
The power swing is a consequence of a severe disturbance like line fault, loss of generator unit and switching heavy load and creates large fluctuations (just like dynamic phasor condition) of active and reactive power between two areas of a power system.
