Sentence examples for assumed a consequence of from inspiring English sources

The discontinuities or empty spaces appearing at the interface of bone and soft-tissue are assumed a consequence of inhomogeneous thermal wave impedance mismatch.

In subsequent years a continuous reduction of sequestration rates was observed, which is assumed as a consequence of the recovery of the timber market.

(1) (2) where (x, 0, z) are the coordinates of the third label with respect to labels 1 and 2. Here, a planar arrangement of the labels is assumed as a consequence of the characteristic cross-β sheet structure of the fibrils, in which β-sheets of the monomers stack in planes perpendicular to the fibril axis.

But in this case, Wilkinson suspects it probably boils down to human error––the all-too-common tendency to blame the victim, or to assume that a consequence of getting drunk is sometimes getting raped.

The redaction was widely assumed to be a consequence of  political pressure applied by Beijing.

Until the 1970s Alzheimer's disease was considered a rare brain disorder that mysteriously struck younger people like Auguste D. It was thought to be different from "senility," which was assumed to be a consequence of aging.

In this situation, model changes are assumed to be a consequence of data modifications.

This reduction factor of the circulation is assumed to be a consequence of turbulence.

It is often assumed that, as a consequence of global warming, a reduction of snow load on the ground should be expected.

For this latter view, the increased sedimentation towards the present is assumed to be a consequence of a climate related increase in erosion.

The effects of silviculture and genetics on wood properties, particularly density, are often assumed to be a consequence of their impacts on radial growth rates.