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

Ms. Lewis sees that as a consequence of the fast pace of modern life.

Primarily as a consequence of the fast sequence evolutionary rate of mouse, the pig has remained considerably more similar at the DNA sequence level to humans [ 16].

As a consequence of the fast exchange of ammine protons, no 1D N{H} INEPT NMR signals were detected above pH 7.5.

As a consequence of the faster rate with constant sites excluded, the branch lengths of the resulting trees are ~2.6 times longer than when constant sites are included.

van Abel explains the decision to end support as a consequence of Fairphone being unable to source spare parts for the handset after suppliers shifted their business and retired parts (itself a consequence of the fast pace of technological change in the device industry) — although his blog does not specifically discuss why Fairphone is also ending software support.

Larger portlandite crystals and secondary ettringite are its characteristic features as a consequence of the much faster reaction rates in the early-age concrete.

The number of reactions, species and annotations has increased even faster as a consequence of the fact that larger and more complex models are being submitted.

Finally, as a consequence of the presence of channel estimation errors in correlated fast fading channels, a bit error rate floor appear in the curves.

This procedure is fast and simple, but as a consequence of the nonspecific interaction it leads to relatively unstable anchoring as well as randomly oriented bio-receptors thus affecting the sensing effectiveness.

As a consequence of the existing capabilities of the SBRT, development of process plug-ins is considerably easier and faster than development of new stand-alone applications.

Griffin, who will defend his seat at the European parliament later this year, has previously expressed his "full solidarity with Greek patriots being persecuted by the system as a consequence of their fast growing support among ordinary Greeks".