Sentence examples for believe as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Black participants in our study reported greater message exposure, and we believe as a consequence, greater concern about oral and pharyngeal cancer at Time 2 and ultimately greater screening intentions than did White participants.

The Salvation Army believes, as a consequence, that euthanasia and assisted suicide are morally wrong ….

We believe that as a consequence of the constant cytosolic localization of ARL1 in the Arfrp1 vil−/− epithelial cells (8), Golgin-245 cannot be recruited to the trans-Golgi to facilitate the further transport of Rab2 vesicles through the Golgi (Fig.  7).

Longer term, he believes that as a consequence of the reduction in government funding, the university will need to become increasingly competitive, opening more operations overseas and diversifying its provision further.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn believed as many as 60 million Kulaks died as a consequence of Stalin's policies.

I truly believe that, largely as a consequence of the awareness and funds raised by the campaign, 2014 will be the year the tide turned for elephants, forever".

This increment in the cloud point was believed to arise as a consequence of the higher average molecular weight introduced by these components.

Patients often view DLB as a purely cognitive disease, and consequently will not volunteer noncognitive symptoms since they do not believe they are a consequence of the disease.

From 4190 cal yr BP further cooling is believed to have occurred as a consequence for increased soil erosion due to freeze/thaw sequences related to oceanic and atmospheric variability.

For there are possible situations in which there would be theoretical reasons for believing in indiscernible items as a consequence of a theory which best explains the empirical data.

This is believed to be a consequence of the inherently more ductile polyamide matrix as the methylene content of the nylon material increases.