Sentence examples for a usual consequence of from inspiring English sources

Let us finally remark that as a usual consequence of the General Relative Entropy principle (GRE) [29], the estimate (4.4) follows by choosing the convex function G ( x ) = ( x − C 0 ) + 4.

Moreover, desaturation is a usual consequence of laryngospasm and could therefore be misdiagnosed as desaturation alone, especially when an ETT is in place.

If all of an animal's offspring have the same genes (the usual consequence of asexuality), all can be wiped out by a parasitic infection that "likes" that particular genetic combination.

Of course, I am not advocating wiping out our national debt with runaway inflation (which is the usual consequence of heavy printing of money).

Memory impairment is the usual consequence of the ageing process in the elderly 1 and can be a marker of Alzheimer's disease (AD) 2 and dementia.

However, in 1926 the lira was suddenly revalued for political reasons, and Italy suffered all the usual consequences of an overvalued currency.

Thus we consider this a "natural experiment", albeit uncontrolled, in which acute anxiety was divorced from the usual consequences of war.

"The female principle saves the play from the usual consequences of male rage," she notes.

The female principle saves the play from the usual consequences of male rage.

He wanted to avoid the usual consequences of marathon training: injuries from overuse.

The usual consequences of inhaling factory dust are the spitting of blood, heavy, noisy breathing, pains in the chest, coughing and sleeplessness... Accidents occur to operatives who work in rooms crammed full of machinery" - with an account of working life by a Chinese migrant worker in Shenzhen in 2000: "There is no fixed work schedule.