Sentence examples for as a consequence of conducting from inspiring English sources

In this section, we describe what transpired in each of the SPHs as a consequence of conducting the capacity assessment.

The main strength of this study is that it is the first which has attempted to quantify the costs associated with stillbirth and as a consequence of conducting a structured literature review it has identified an important dearth in the current evidence and knowledge on this issue.

Helen Irving, a professor of law at the University of Sydney, said: "I suggest that, if the bill is attempting to take the revocation of citizenship as a consequence of conduct out of the hands of the courts, it is unlikely to succeed since the conduct is defined by reference to offences".

Studies investigating student attitudes towards neurology have so far been limited by small sample sizes as a consequence of being conducted within a single medical school or region.

A further revision to the Pronunciation rating scale in 2008 arose as a consequence of the research conducted by Brown (2006) and Brown and Taylor (2006).

As a consequence of site audits conducted by the study sponsor GlaxoSmithKline, concerns about the quality of data supplied were identified for two study centers.

Physician hand hygiene compliance increased as a consequence of the surveillance conducted by a full-time ICU team member, leading to a highly significant increase in the number of observations.

As a consequence of site audits conducted by the study sponsor (GlaxoSmithKline) in connection with a previous study, concerns regarding the quality of data supplied by one study centre were raised.

Initially nine items related to DHPB (Box A, Figure 1) were included in the analysis guided by the theory [ 12] of health behaviour (items 1, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Table 1, appendix 1) and new items developed as a consequence of focus groups conducted in Romania (items 2, 3 and 5).

Beatrice might complain that her level of effort is as high as Claude's, and yet he gets rewarded more and he does so, moreover, not solely as a consequence of how he actually conducted himself, but partly as a result of how he would have conducted himself had his level of talent been different from what it in fact is.

He added: "Tyco is a company in distress and chaos as a consequence of the inappropriate conduct of its former chairman.