Sentence examples for are the direct consequences from inspiring English sources
The diffuse GeV and TeV γ-rays emitted in the direction of the Galactic Center GCC) are the direct consequences of p p collisions of such relativistic protons ejected by very recent capture events occurred ⩽105 yr ago.
The powerful storms, droughts and floods we are seeing more regularly are the direct consequences of unchecked global warming.
The two phases of pap expression are the direct consequences of the two distinct DNA-binding modes exhibited by leucine-responsive regulatory protein (Lrp) in the pap promoter region.
We can find at least partial answers from the difference between the free-running model solutions x M (case I) and the forecasts x f in cases II and III, in particular the differences in the velocity field v beneath the CMB, because they are the direct consequences of the magnetic induction (12).
Some of McCain's recent mistakes, like his Internet illiteracy, references to the "Iraqi-Pakistani border" and accusations that Iranians are training Al-Qaeda operatives, are the direct consequences of his age.
How do cells acquire mutations and what are the direct consequences?
"Paralysis and confusion at the top of the party are the direct consequence of the announcement by Tony Blair that he would be standing down.
The conditions in West Baltimore today are the direct consequence of speculative real estate practices that have long targeted people with few to no options.
Chromosome abnormalities are the direct consequence of DNA damage such as double-strand breaks and misrepair of strand breaks in DNA, resulting in chromosome rearrangement.
The debt crises are the direct consequence of the Great Financial crisis of 2008, which the reckless financial consortia and their political enablers had spawned.
