Sentence examples for as a consequence of the extra from inspiring English sources

The big accounting firms, for example, had their reputations seriously dented by the demise of Enron and its auditor Arthur Andersen just before they had an unprecedented increase in business as a consequence of the extra duties imposed by the Sarbanes-Oxley act.

For most this was as a consequence of the extra paper work generated by the new notes.

The cost of approximately 62 (31 × 2) extra appointments being attended as a consequence of the SMS reminders, is £4030 (with a cost of a hospital appointment in England being approximately £65.00).

Scottish ministers followed suit, partly by using extra money going to Scotland, through the Barnett Formula, as a consequence of the English plan.

This has the extra benefits of not incorporating a contaminant into the system and the influence in the value of the determination error as a consequence of the wide range of pH that they present.

This has not changed as a consequence of the reshuffle.

As a consequence of genotyping extra SNP, the peak FST value in the region increased slightly from 0.3475 (Table  1) to 0.3895.

The mature sequences differ as a consequence of three extra amino acids (MET-) at the N-terminus of LMW-m types.

The other is a limit on "radiative forcing"—the increase in energy delivered to the surface of the Earth over time, largely as a consequence of extra greenhouse gases of 1 watt per square metre above pre-industrial levels.

To an economist looking at it that way, it's the equivalent of a 130 percent marginal tax rate: a $130 payment differential solely as a consequence of earning an extra $100.

As a consequence of its two extra hydroxyl groups, one might expect E4 to be less hydrophobic than E2 (Fig 1A); in fact, its calculated octanol water partition coefficient (ClogP o/w ) is 2.62 versus 3.78 for E2.