The edamame economy is a partial consequence of another trend of the last thirty years: America's rising inequality.
The Arabisation of the Maghreb region in the 11th century was a partial consequence of climate changes.
Whereas increased MD may be a partial consequence of increased epithelium, there was no elevated level of cellular proliferation, as demonstrated by the Ki-67 staining.
Maybe it cemented the foundations of our relationship a bit better". Perhaps as a partial consequence, the couple are due to wed in July.
As a partial consequence, Congress passed, the National Defense Authorization Act 2006, requiring that the battleships be kept and maintained in a state of readiness should they ever be needed again.
Disproportionate collapse of building structures can be defined as the partial or total failure of a building as a consequence of an initial local damaging event which develops throughout the structural system of the building.
In particular, when the PPDE has a classical solution, it is unique in the viscosity sense, as a direct consequence of the partial comparison.
This condition is a genetic disorder that occurs as a consequence of partial deletion of the short arm of chromosome 4; the proximal breakpoint occurs between 4p15.1 and 4p16.3, and the smallest and largest deletion sizes recorded were 2.6 Mb and 20 Mb, respectively [ 61, 111, 112].
The presence of air in the lungs contributes to a reduction in the measured lung ROI activity as a consequence of partial volume effects [12, 13].
When the government deprives a citizen of their life, liberty, or property as a consequence of partial judgment, citizens are deprived of what is rightfully theirs without the truly adjudicative proceeding to which they are entitled.
