Sentence examples for a consequent failure from inspiring English sources

When these are severely curtailed by an amnesic state, the links connecting present and past are severed, with a consequent failure of reproduction.

The goal was to end what they see as bumbling by Mr. Day and a consequent failure to make progress toward ending the split in Canada's political right, which many Alliance supporters say has enabled the Liberals to win three straight parliamentary majorities.

Weiner's criticism of judicial engagement ultimately flows from a misunderstanding of the essential function of the Constitution and a consequent failure to grasp the importance of a truly independent judiciary.

Owing to this effect and to a consequent failure to adequately take up and buffer circulating FFAs, plasma concentration of FFAs was raised in old DIO rats, leading to lipid redistribution and to ectopic lipid accumulation in lean tissues.

This event causes farnesylpyrophosphate (FPP) and geranylgeranyl pyrophosphate (GGPP) deprivation with a consequent failure of farnesylation and geranylation of small GTPases of the RAS superfamily, thereby disrupting the subcellular localisation and normal function of these essential signalling proteins and eventually stopping osteoclast-mediated bone resorption.

Limitations in tumour localisation may lead to a greater incidence of positive resection margins and the need for repeated excision or mastectomy in patients with a consequent failure to attain the desired goals of aesthetic breast conservation and optimum tumour control.

In the case of his stewardship of Doctor Who, Moffat's tendency to write women plucked straight from a box marked "tired old tropes" (drip/scold/temptress/earth mother to name but a few), and his consequent failure to sketch a compelling central dynamic between the lead and his companion, has seriously affected the show's dramatic power.

Here, we provide evidence that drought triggered landscape-scale seagrass degradation and show the consequent failure of a facultative mutualistic feedback between seagrass and sulfide-consuming lucinid bivalves that in turn appeared to exacerbate the observed collapse.

Considering the essential function of SYP-1 in crossover formation (MacQueen et al. 2002), these results strongly support the possibility that impaired SYP-1 loading is the cause of a defect in crossover formation and consequent failure in bivalent formation in both the wild type and pgl-1 mutants at temperatures ≥26.5° and 25°, respectively.

The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.

Stagnant hypoxia may occur in tissues as a result of reduced microcirculatory blood flow and consequent failure of oxygen mass transfer.