Sentence examples for as a likely consequence. from inspiring English sources

Romeralo, M. et al. Analysis of phenotypic evolution in Dictyostelia highlights developmental plasticity as a likely consequence of colonial multicellularity.

The bottleneck signal was stronger for P. b. temminckii as a likely consequence of its larger estimated ancestral population size.

Proxison exhibits some mitochondrial enrichment as a likely consequence of the lipophilicity of a long hydrocarbon tail combined with the unique redox properties of the polyphenolic head group58.

It doesn't strike me as a likely consequence, but someone should surely do the calculations on this before any major Martian infrastructure projects commence.

Interestingly, almost everyone appears shy about mentioning privatization (in public) as a likely consequence of the negotiations with the IMF.

As a likely consequence, plate tectonics will come to an end, and with it the entire carbon cycle.

The researchers, who reviewed evidence from 15 different studies, found that people who go to university are twice as likely to become short-sighted as those who leave school as children – a likely consequence of longer time spent indoors studying.

The prospect of smaller cast sizes in theatres is frequently raised as one likely consequence of a budget squeeze.

They are more likely to be first- or second-generation immigrants and, as a consequence, more likely to belong to racial-ethnic groups originating outside European nations.

Mail Online, the world's largest English-language news site, for instance has never introduced a mobile-friendly front page and as a consequence will likely suffer.

16 As a consequence, we likely underestimated the use of hospital resources in our study population.