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

The studied data did not include information on how many pups in these litters died before the litters were registered, and consequently, there is no way of assessing peripartal mortality as a possible consequence of inbreeding in the data.

Discontent among Western allies was also cited as a possible consequence of military action.

This case report illustrates the importance of recognizing TCM as a possible consequence of SAH.

The incidence of the disease has increased in the last few years, as a possible consequence of changes to the World's climate.

Innovators of CDOs in the late 1990s did anticipate a high default risk (arising from selling low-investment-grade products) as a possible consequence of their innovation.

Smectite, which has a high shrink swell potential, may produce cracks in London Clay, Belfast Upper Boulder Clay and Ampthill Clay capping material during dry, hotter periods as a possible consequence of future climate change; thus, resulting in higher permeability.

Obesity also causes liver disease [ 13], as well as being a possible consequence of over consumption of alcohol because of its calorific content and effects on appetite [ 14].

As mentioned above, a possible consequence of coiled-coil folding is that residues outside the a and d sites could be relatively unconstrained (Fig. 1).

As a possible consequence, acquisition of anti-PfEMP1 immunity appears to follow a particular order, with UpsA variants generally being the first to be broadly recognised in older children (Warimwe et al., 2009; Cham et al., 2010).

At this point the question arises: what are views on the specific issues that, conceivably, can be regarded as a possible consequence, in practice, of application of a living will.

Should a patient be operated upon after he has been located to the conservative group, it is not considered as a failure of the conservative strategy, but as a possible consequence in case of deterioration.