Sentence examples for a probable consequence from inspiring English sources

"Even if it's state prison, he understood that was a probable consequence".

An experimental study also showed that severe hypocapnia increased gut intramucosal-arterial PCO2 as a probable consequence of regional and tissue hypoperfusion.

More than 100 cathodes were tested and a poor reproducibility was indeed noted, a probable consequence of the disorder and uncontrolled microscale morphology of the emitter.

However, as a probable consequence of the cross combinations used, the experiment was unable to clearly distinguish between female and male gametophytic selection-originated SDs.

In contrast, the worst dispersers ("focal" species) have a low indicator power, as a probable consequence of extinction events occurring in hedgerows, where ecological conditions are suboptimal with respect of forest species.

Myofascial pain is a probable consequence of central nervous system mechanisms of convergence and activation of second order neurons with enlargement of the receptive field, reduced pain threshold and allodinia.

While sequence similarity is a highly probable consequence of common ancestry, similarity alone is insufficient to establish homology by the model selection tests.

Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood Any one of a number of dystopian novels could have made the cut – Riddley Walker and Swastika Nights are particularly powerful – but Atwood's "speculative" novel is so unsettling because everything that happens is a possible, and often probable, consequence of what we're doing now.

And if there was a crime, was death the logical and probable consequence?

Also, rapid confirmation of nonvariola etiology can help avert public panic, a potential problem in a suspected smallpox outbreak and a probable intended consequence of a terrorist attack.

The probable consequence of this disparity is a widening of the health inequality across class and race divisions.