Sentence examples for act as a consequence from inspiring English sources

In addition, 6.4 % of early decedents were diagnosed with mesenteric ischemia likely to act as a consequence or a contributor of multiple organ failure.

Ousainou Mbenga of the Democratic Union of Gambian Activists told the Guardian that Faal and Njie had acted "as a consequence of the tyranny and barbarism that we have endured for these last 20 years", Mbenga said.

Mr Gair said: "What happened was not a deliberate or reckless act but as a consequence of his throwing the drink.

This is noticeable not only in the definitions of formal (as opposed to material) consequence, but also in the very definitions of consequence which begin to mention mental acts, such as: "a consequence is a derivation (illatio) of the consequent from the antecedent" (Strode, quoted in Normore 1993, 449).

Fear was described as a contributing factor to perpetrating violent acts and as a consequence of experiencing violence.

For one thing, many movies about infidelity show the negative consequences of the act (as do a number of gunplay films, incidentally).

According to Lupton [ 48], the act of eating is a constant struggle for women; because it is perceived as a pleasurable act, as well as laden with irreversible consequences.

All acts of reading are necessarily acts of interpretation, and as a consequence there are no objective truths nor single meanings.

The act had been drafted as a consequence of a series of European court judgments in the 1980s that forced Britain's ultra-secretive intelligence agencies to emerge into the daylight of the public domain.

The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Attorney General alleging that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is unconstitutional, and as a consequence is preventing critical research into discrimination online.

Available functional groups and enzymes in the algal cell walls act as reducing agents, as a consequence of which reduction and fabrication of metal and metal oxide nanoparticles occur at ambient conditions [14, 15].