Sentence examples for a consequence of the total from inspiring English sources

But that was a consequence of the total breakdown in national unity over the issue of slavery.

The simulation reproduced more than 70% of the crosstalk and explained it as a consequence of the total reflection produced by the photocathode.

But Adrian Delia, Muscat's main opposition, went further, calling it "a consequence of the total collapse of the rule of law which has been going on for the past four years".

The smaller bias for the moving total models is a consequence of the moving total mortality counts allowing the moving total models to capture the effect of PM on more than a single day's mortality.

This is a consequence of the invariance of total energy functional with respect to inversion of the magnetic dipoles.

Here, the AHP was reduced as a consequence of the increase in total input conductance (Figure 1).

Assuming a per capita average consumption of 185 kg of cereals and pulses, about 6percentt lower than the previous year as a consequence of the rising prices, total utilization is estimated at 18.26 million tonnes.

We cannot distinguish, at the present moment, whether this induction in LCY-b and LCY-e transcripts is a consequence of the increase in total carotenoid levels or of the increase of a specific intermediate.

It remains possible that the observed bias in this study is a consequence of the relatively small total sample size or the small number of older patients in the sample.

The increasing etching rate observed in the last sample corresponding to 90-min etching time might be attributed first to the high density of defects in the starting SiμGs and then to the complete dissolution of the small-sized grains as a consequence of the decrease in the total surface area of the powder.

This is a consequence of the definition of the total derivative.