Sentence examples for as a necessary effect from inspiring English sources
The idea is to treat multi-user interference as a necessary effect, rather than avoid it by allocating different channel resources to different users [18, 19].
While Day-Holloway says he's "never regretted his [stretched lobes] for a heartbeat," he sees plastic surgery to reverse body modifications as "a necessary side effect when something gets on-trend, and people want it right away instead of thinking about the long-term fallout".
From this perspective the interplay between global and local effects is seen as a necessary consequence of a basic cortical architecture which supports wave propagation.
He added that he believes he will die with traces of C.T.E. in his brain tissue; he now views C.T.E. as "a necessary side effect of contact activity… It's scary".
Whereas President Trump's predecessors might have seen taxes paid by American consumers on imports as a necessary evil to effect change in China, the president seems to revel in the idea of blocking trade.
The bid, the first by a digital entity for a place on a Unesco list, will no doubt be controversial among heritage professionals advising Unesco, who tend to view online innovation as lacking the necessary effect or maturity for listing.
The price-cost test is applied not as another piece of evidence tending to show exclusionary effect, but as a necessary element for a plaintiff to have a claim at all.
Roger Cohen acknowledges this sentiment, and yet supports the court decision that required the hijab ban as a necessary impediment to the unyielding and irreversible effects of Islamism.
However, the existing clinical relevance of these findings is unclear and the use of this class of medications for BPSD does not appear to produce the necessary effect to be considered as monotherapy of behavioral or psychological symptoms in patients with dementia.
For example, can tailored interventions and improved quality of delivery in primary care improve population health, or does community engagement function as a necessary 'effect multiplier' of the other aspects of the model?
