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

As a consequence of continuous drainage, the peat in these polders mineralizes causing subsidence rates generally ranging between 2 and 10 mm y−1.

As a consequence of continuous mapping theorem [12], the cdf of T x+μ approaches the cdf of a normal distribution with mean μ and covariance T(Σ+I T T. The transformed variable has pdf p_{mathbf{x}_{text{BinoGM}}}left(mathbf{x}_{text{BinoGM}}right) = p_{mathbf{x}}left(T^{-1} left(mathbf{x}_{text{BinoGM}} - muright)right) | text{det}, {T^{-1}} |. (36).

Heterogeneous glomeruli accumulate during the first 6 wk of postnatal development, likely as a consequence of continuous addition of new axons.

This fits in a new emerging paradigm shift, in which the aging process is viewed as a consequence of continuous cellular stimulation and hyperfunction in adulthood, in which a continuous bombardment of our cells with nutrients, growth factors, and mitogenic stimuli accelerates the aging phenotype (Gems & de la Guardia, 2012; Blagosklonny, 2006).

Besides, they are prone to produce tolerance and resistance as a consequence of their continuous use for decades.

As a consequence of the continuous race to achieve the highest possible amount of doping there is a growing tendency to assume that all N species are incorporated within the graphene lattice (doping).

A comparison between Li//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 and Li1−xNi0.4Mn1.6O4//LiNi0.4Mn1.6O4 cells performances in terms of fading and Columbic efficiency permits to report that the main degradation mechanism in half-cells is the electrolyte oxidation, as a consequence of the continuous precipitation of transition metal ion-based compounds on the lithium electrode.

These are thought to occur as a consequence of the continuous replication of mtDNA in muscle cells, associated with mitochondrial fission and fusion, leading to changes in the proportion of mutant mtDNA in muscle segments.

However, in fibrotic rats, there was progressive accumulation of ECM as a consequence of the continuous liver injury, evolving from a slight deposition of fibrosis mainly in the portal area (mild/moderate fibrosis) to numerous and thicker septa resulting from the longer exposure to CCl4 (severe fibrosis).

A peculiar clinical trait of Charcot neuroarthropathy is the low bone mineral density of the foot's bones, probably as a consequence of a continuous bone resorption linked to unbalanced osteoclast/osteoblast activity; in this balance the receptor activator for NF-κB (RANK -RANK ligand (RANK -RANKtem and its decoy receptor OPG pligandpivotal RANKL