Sentence examples for be also a consequence from inspiring English sources

Perovic (2011) suggests that such a potential failure, namely to spot potentially relevant events occurring in the detector, may be also a consequence of the gradual automation of the detection process.

This may be also a consequence of the reduced repulsive interactions manifested between the P.a. and the α-HL, which would facilitate the bacterium residence at the α-HL's lumen entrance in acidic pH's as compared to neutral ones.

The increase of intracellular calcium concentration could be also a consequence of stretch-activated channel (SAC) activation, when changes in the osmotic pressure occur (Krasznai et al. [2003a]; Cosson et al. [2008a, 2008b]).

In other words the individuals that perform more trips using private vehicles have a greater TTB: this could be also a consequence of the multi-modal mobility, which is not included in our database, and that allows individuals to divide their TTB according the different transportation means used.

Based on the surveys of several important submarine landslides along the Calabrian continental slope (Colizza et al., 2005) it was hypothesized that they could be also a consequence of the seismic sequence that occurred inland between the end of 1456 and the beginning of 1457.

It could be also a consequence of high divergence among the elements in the sequences annealing to PCR primers.

This is also a consequence of a distinctively American approach.

But the present plight of democracy is also a consequence of typical democratic complacency.

Self-hatred is also a consequence of failed efforts to achieve a stick-thin figure.

Perhaps it is also a consequence of more money and professionalism in the sport.

"And probably the fact that I have not managed to have a wife and a family is also a consequence".