Sentence examples for a consequence of unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Thus, horses with highly sensitive phenotypes [e.g. 4] may develop abnormal behaviour (such as stereotypies) as a consequence of unfavourable environmental conditions [e.g. 5] (See [6], [7] for reviews).

Rangeland degradation may be defined as "the retrogression of vegetative cover leading to surface layer exposure to wind and soil erosion by washing away the organic compositions that give vigour to plants' development" (Solomon 2003), arising as a consequence of excessive human activities and/or unfavourable natural conditions.

No doubt as a consequence of the expected relative efficiency of the carbon tax, the unfavourable treatment meted out to the road haulage industry and the major disparities with the recommendations of the Rocard Report, the introduction of the new carbon taxation was little understood by the road haulage sector as a whole.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

As a consequence, most unfavourable views of marketing are criticisms of poor marketing, not of strategically sound marketing practices.

Yet despite their swelling numbers, Britain's self-employed still face a range of unfavourable myths and assumptions.

Twenty cases were found macroscopically unstable, due to a combination of unfavourable conditions.

Microcirculatory flow abnormalities at the baseline were independently associated with an increased risk of unfavourable outcome.

Spain also had a higher proportion of unfavourable people (49%) than the UK (48%) did.

In clinical studies, a low CSF WBC is a strong individual predictor of unfavourable outcome [ 3- 5].