Sentence examples for a result of steady from inspiring English sources

This type of failure was primarily initiated by sapping erosion which occurred as a result of steady exfiltration of water from the downstream toe; which by extension, triggered gradual undercutting and debuttressing of the downstream slope as the mobilized mass 'flowed' downstream, thus lowering the dam height (Fig. 5a).

It is interesting to note that the progression of seepage and formation of a piping hole coincided with lowering of the upstream lake level (as a result of steady discharge through the piping hole), and retraction of the ball target attached to the linear displacement transducer.

These results are also in agreement with the cell boundary theorem that predicts permanent changes in cytosolic Ca2+ concentration as a result of steady changes of sarcolemmal Ca2+ fluxes [ 1].

The steady increase in URBCs MCD was a result of a steady loss of mean surface area (Fig. 3D and G).

As a result of the steady job losses that began in the summer of 2000, close to 20percentt of the population is now on some form of public assistance.

Voter participation was about 60%, significantly lower than usual, perhaps as a result of the steady, continuing rise in living standards.

It added: "We suspect this is as much a function of too much business coming its way as a result of the steady stream of lenders closing their doors – probably compounded by the effects of the European mortgage credit directive in March".

From about the early 1960s, the railroads had lost millions of dollars annually on their passenger lines as a result of a steady decline in their ridership and increases in their operating costs.

Since about the early 1960s, the railroads had lost millions of dollars annually on their passenger lines as a result of a steady decline in their ridership and increases in their operating costs.

Apprenticeships once a common route into the workplace for young men are rarer than they used to be, a result of the steady decline in manufacturing and craft jobs since the 1970s.

As a result of the steady tilt to the South and West, New York's 29-member delegation will lose at least one seat and possibly two, continuing an inexorable slide that began after World War II.