Sentence examples for a consequence of stringent from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of stringent fire regulations since 1988, the United Kingdom has seen the use of larger quantities of the pentaBDE mixture than many of her European counterparts.

Moreover, as a consequence of the stringent assembly parameters and the remarkable genetic diversity present in the GOS dataset, more than half of the assemblies that were given a "viral" taxonomic assignment (see below) were in fact trivial assemblies consisting of a single read or a pair of mated reads.

This is likely a consequence of the stringent criteria we used to identify our sequences and parse the low-complexity sequences.

Thus, it constitutes a foundational event in CLL ethiopathogenesis and as suggested by the fact that 20% of CLL cases from unrelated patients can have extremely similar, sometimes even identical antigen receptors, this probably occurs as a consequence of a stringent selective process induced by the antigen.

The low frequency at which our screen identified landing sites with the desired expression properties (∼4%) is largely due to the prevalence of PE, although it is also a consequence of our stringent requirement that newly isolated candidates recapitulate the behavior of attP2.

It may, however, be a consequence of our rather stringent approach to selecting TDTs (see Materials and Methods), which resulted in a relatively short list of candidate genes.

First, only a small number of patients were included in the follow-up since fewer patients than expected achieved remission, presumably a consequence of long-standing disease and stringent remission criteria.

"As a consequence of the policy actions of the FOMC, some of the stringent financial conditions evident late last year have been eased….

As a consequence of our comprehensive array coverage, we have also defined a more stringent core gene set compared to those previously published [ 30, 32].

Despite this stringent cut-off, false positive errors were still detected, mostly as a consequence of the sequence specific error profiles of both sequencers (Table  2, [ 21, 38, 39]).

Coal is definitely on the decline as a major fuel in the United States, not only because of more stringent environmental regulations, but also because cheaper options are available in abundance, a consequence of the fracking of natural gas.