Sentence examples for as a consequence it has from inspiring English sources

[The designation report is available as a PDF from the Neighborhood Preservation Center.] As a consequence, it has kept a lot of its original character.

An agent is a system with the following properties (Tessier et al. 2002): ▪ It lives in an artificial world W. ▪ It has facilities to sense W and to manipulate W. ▪ It has a (at least partial representation of W. ▪ It is goal-directed, and as a consequence it has the ability to plan its activities. ▪ It can communicate with other agents.

One barrier to the wider use of mouse oculomotor testing, as currently practiced, is its relatively low throughput; as a consequence, it has not been included among the neurologic tests used in conjunction with any of the large scale chemical mutagenesis screens [32], [33].

As a consequence, it has issued some bizarre software rulings.

As a consequence, it has the lowest cross-border mobility of the five currency unions in table 2.14.

As a consequence, it has also been overrun with the pain, upturned lives and death that follow addiction.

As a clinical consequence, it has been speculated that LDH levels may represent an indirect indicator of activated tumour angiogenesis and ultimately of worse prognosis (Tas et al, 2001a,  2001b).

As a consequence, it would have been concluded that the synthesized CLEAs had retained nearly 75% of the specific activity of the free enzyme (instead of 11.1%).

As a consequence, it would have been impossible to determine whether they suffered a selective structural learning impairment.

The Turkish bow developed in response to the demands of mounted combat against lightly armoured adversaries on the open steppe; as a consequence, it seems to have had greater range but less penetrative and knockdown power at medium and short ranges than its Byzantine equivalents.

Guinea is an extremely poor country and as a consequence it does not have widespread Internet access.