Sentence examples for areas as a consequence from inspiring English sources

In headache patients, and particularly in those affected by migraine, an involvement of cognitive function might be related (functionally [25] or structurally [26]) to cortical areas, such as the frontal and prefrontal areas, as a consequence of poor sleep [25], and sub-cortical areas, as a consequence of iron accumulation in deep brain nuclei (as documented in adult age [26]).

Such unfamiliarity can be created through older people travelling as tourists to new areas; as a consequence of urban regeneration; or as a result of cognitive decline, where the familiar becomes unfamiliar.

Land degradation in arid and semi-arid areas, as a consequence of the invasion of grasslands by shrubs, is often associated with an increase in runoff and erosion and a change in nutrient transport.

Capron et al. (2001) not only looked at resource redeployment but also at resource divestment, which could entail the closure of physical facilities as well as cuts to the workforce in various areas as a consequence of M&A.

Downward trends in mortality have been reversed in some areas as a consequence of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

However, this analysis can fail to detect excess risk related to small-sized areas as a consequence of spatial smoothing in a limited number of situations [ 11].

Uprighting was greater in the molar than in the canine area as a consequence of greater posterior upper arch changes.

This enhancement is attributed to an increase in the platinum surface area as a consequence of a decrease in the platinum particle size.

Furthermore, these reductions are somewhat offset by a rise in energy demand from vegetable and fruit production, which would see an expansion in production area as a consequence of changed nutritional habits.

In the Mid-Late Cretaceous and then in the Cenozoic, hiatus and erosion affected the studied area as a consequence of collision of the Arabian and Eurasian plates forming the Zagros Mountains (Zagros orogeny).

These data show that after up-regulation in neurons, there is a second wave of GPR17 induction in microglia/macrophages as soon as these cells are activated and recruited toward the lesioned area as a consequence of damage.