Sentence examples for as an apparent consequence from inspiring English sources

As an apparent consequence, conservation management in the Netherlands has been much more successful for the flora than for butterflies.

As an apparent consequence, a high rate of work hardening is retained at high stress, which leads to an improved combination of strength and elongation.

Large shift of ∼3.5 Å in the flexible loop L6 as well as in the β8-L11-β9 β8-L11-β9 β8-L11-β9nt consequence of cregion dehydratisn.

This behavior is an apparent consequence of the strong anticorrelations between the two spins.

An apparent consequence is that God must create a world to display his glory.

The baby, nominally the result of Henry's liaison with Mary X (Charlotte Stewart), haunts this amazing, still mysterious work as a manifestation — and apparent consequence — of distorted, distorting all-too human desires.

One apparent consequence of defining integrity as maintenance of identity-conferring commitments is that integrity cannot really be a virtue.

After an exchange of fire across the river without apparent consequence, the British withdrew.

Gene inactivation often has little or no apparent consequence for the phenotype of an organism.

Uncertainty about its mechanisms of action had no apparent consequences, as participants cared more about whether acupuncture worked than how it worked.

At the thoraco-lumbar level the vertebral body can show a deficiency in its anterosuperior corner and, as a consequence, an apparent prolongation of the anteroinferior one, resulting on the lateral X-ray in an "anterior beaking" aspect.