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

Yet it turned out, as a major consequence of the Vienna Circle's protocol-sentence debate (see Uebel 2007), that this criterion was far too strict.

Drought is well known for its detrimental effects as a major consequence of extreme climate, causing significant decrease in both yield and quality in landraces and wild relatives of crop species during grain filling (Boyer et al. 2004; Feuillet et al. 2008; Dodig et al. 2012).

Recent clinical investigations have highlighted bile aspiration into the lungs as a major consequence of gastro-oesopheageal reflux (GOR) [ 1– 4].

At the end of the twentieth century, Thailand experienced a transition toward population ageing as a major consequence of low fertility and increased longevity [ 3].

Conversely, foot and ankle exercises have the main aim, and the benefit, of changing the foot rollover actively as a major consequence of their being performed on a regular basis, thereby promoting a proper musculoskeletal response, i.e. absorbing and transmitting loads as the body moves forward during walking.

As we all know, a major consequence of technology over the last many years has been to erode institutions of authority and shelter us in bubbles of personal truths.

As illustrated in Figure 1A, a major consequence of intra-tumoral hypoxia is the metabolic switch from 'normal' oxidative phosphorylation to increased anaerobic glycolysis, which is required for tumour proliferation at low levels of oxygen and nutrients (Vasseur et al, 2010).

Importantly, these attributes are not considered to be a major consequence of inbreeding as the individuals used in this study originate from colonies in a captive population that include both inbred and outbred pedigrees and a low mean level of inbreeding (F = 0.163) [ 27].

Medullary hypoxia is a major consequence of NSAIDs use, as PGE2 is a major factor in matching medullary oxygen supply and demand.

Chronic hypoxia is a major consequence of ischemic diseases such as stroke, myocardial infarction and venous thromboembolism and it clearly contributes to the progression of the diseases.

As a major consequence, the increasing of the modulation order leads to a decrease of power efficiency.