Sentence examples for a consequence of small from inspiring English sources

Fretting fatigue is a consequence of small oscillatory movement between two contacting parts.

Their kinetic stability is a consequence of small droplet size and the presence of an interfacial film around oil droplets (Murray et al. 2009).

A consequence of small private exponent d is that the public exponent e is large (recall that e·d mod N=1).

These results also suggest that the growth suppression of the juvenile barramundi caused by a high stocking density might be associated with a decrease in circulating levels of thyroid hormones as a consequence of small but significant increased cortisol level.

Localised bulging can be a consequence of small defects in construction or foundation conditions, or concentrated loading, and may be sustained indefinitely in a wall which is in general well-constructed.

The absence of apparent high-attenuation areas beneath the Moho is probably due to the insufficient number of rays propagating through the uppermost mantle, as a consequence of small number of deep-focus earthquakes with reliable f c estimates; this inference is supported by the poor recovery rates of the checkerboard patterns at depths of >60 km (Fig. 4b).

It is our view that the heating process is a consequence of small-scale flare activity in or near network boundaries and is mainly the result of fresh magnetic flux being pushed into the network from its sides by the large-scale convection associated with supergranules.

However, the generalized log-logistic produced the most accurate estimates in terms of MSE, mostly as a consequence of smaller standard deviations of the estimates.

This is easy to understand since heavier traffic loads as a consequence of smaller packet generation intervals may cause more collisions and retransmissions.

The non-significant result in the former study [ 21] may have been a consequence of smaller sample size.

This is most likely a consequence of smaller numbers of patients available for analysis in the early years of a gradual medicine uptake rate.