Sentence examples for as a consequence weak from inspiring English sources

There is a compromise between the electron dose used and the size of the clusters since they have small interaction volume with electrons and as a consequence weak reflections in the diffraction patterns.

As a consequence, "weak ties" can improve network's robustness against external stimuli.

Both results are interpreted as a consequence of weak localization.

Practitioners can analyze the internationalization process too, bearing in mind the ownership concentration of the firm as a consequence of weak institutions.

In 2000 non-duty consumption reached a peak of 78%, according to the Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn—a consequence of the weak euro as well as a sudden increase in taxes of inflation plus 5%.

The hypoglycemic effect produced by liposomes with 10% biotin-DSPE weaker than that of liposomes with more biotin-DSPE may be as a consequence of relatively weak stability rather than the insufficiency of ligand amount, because DSPE that possesses a high phase transition temperature could reinforce the rigidity of liposomes if more biotin-DSPE was incorporated into lipid bilayer.

As a consequence for the weak excitonic confinement, the resulting PS is poorly photoluminescent.

The wetting hypothesis developed herein is based on water bridging as a consequence of the weak hydrophobicity of the PVDF membrane and a net absolute transmembrane pressure.

"The autonomy resulting from algorithmic control can lead to overwork, sleep deprivation and exhaustion as a consequence of the weak structural power of workers vis-a-vis clients," they write.

These inhomogeneities arise as a consequence of a weak, secondary lobe in the Stokes V profile which have a polarity opposite that of the sunspot and very large (>5 km s−1) Doppler velocities of both signs, suggesting two distinct types of magnetic anomalies.

The Gipper's emphasis on law and order was an early ploy dating back to 1966 when Reagan bested Edmund Brown in the gubernatorial election by linking Brown to unrest in California cities as a consequence of being weak on crime.