Sentence examples for available as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Buddhist writings would also become available, as a consequence of the exchange of embassies between Ashoka and Philadelphus.

Late in 1944, therefore, he assembled on the Western Front all the manpower that had become available as a consequence of his second "total mobilization": a decree of October 18 had raised a Volkssturm, or "home guard," for the defense of the Third Reich, conscripting all able-bodied men between the ages of 16 and 60 years.

"It is possible to acquire the direct download link for the game and play it offline, thereby bypassing the Uplay DRM [digital rights management protection]." He added that a playable version of Blood Dragon - a science fiction spin-off from last year's Far Cry 3 - had become available as a consequence and had subsequently been posted on several file-sharing sites.

If less NO is available as a consequence of the inhibition of its synthesis, then calcium influx would be increased, because of the lower refilling of calcium stores.

In our case, two separate lists were available as a consequence of another study not described here which compared gene expression patterns in stressed and control plants (data not shown).

In addition, exposure estimates for other metals that may be correlated with occupational lead exposure were not available; as a consequence, we are unable to rule out potential confounding by other metals.

Firstly, in most of the studies [7], [13], [20] there was only one unreachable object (the tool required to retrieve food), and few or no control conditions; consequently, retrieval of the out-of-reach tool could well have resulted from misdirected (or playful) probing with the available tool as a consequence of the subject's inability to reach the food with the latter.

For the JAK-STAT, MAP kinase, and NF- κB pathways a lot of biological insight is available, and as a consequence, large mathematical models have emerged.

Thus, information on clinical data was not available and, as a consequence, the adjustment for blood pressure levels was not permitted.

In this context, chairs were used to prepare patients whose expected length of stay was over 48 hours, and during the surgery and recovery process there was time to get available beds as a consequence of the discharges of the day.

He said there was never any question of easing the European ban on snus, which is only available in Sweden as a consequence of an E.U. exemption granted to the Swedes.