Sentence examples for combined consequence from inspiring English sources

Since the individual effects of the above mentioned factors and their combinations are not easily quantifiable and often not deterministic, the combined consequence of these on the strain distribution is quantified by newly defined variables, "constraint factor", and the "strain non-uniformity index".

In such devices and systems, the thin film evaporating region is formed as a combined consequence of the capillary and long-range intermolecular forces.

We attribute alterations in these forces as a combined consequence of the modifications in stress under the simultaneous action of rotation and electrical forcing and its interplay with the elastic stress originating from the viscoelastic effects.

We attribute alterations in these forces as a combined consequence of the stress modifications under the simultaneous action of squeezing and extrusion and its interplay with the elastic stress originating from the viscoelastic effects.

However, percentages of casualties from car collisions have increased significantly during the second period, probably as a combined consequence of the reduction of deliberate killing along with the enlargement of the Spanish road network and the increase in number of vehicles.

Finally, the lack of overall covariation between microwear texture and stomach contents variables emerges as the combined consequence of between-season differences and within-season inter-individual variability, ultimately precluding any simple and accurate prediction between the two sets of variables.

Climate warming along with farmland responses has combined consequences for watershed hydrological indicators, which would be expected to exhibit different temporal-spatial patterns.

In this article, we investigate the combined consequences of magnetohydrodynamic forces and interfacial slip on the heat transfer characteristics of streaming potential mediated flow in narrow fluidic confinements by following a semianalytical formalism.

Having then determined the laws of the individual causes, they investigate their combined consequences deductively.

Finally, there is a role for "verification" of the combined consequences, but owing to the causal complications, this testing has comparatively little weight.

The combined consequences will be to shift more of the healthcare cost and health risk away from insurers and employers on to the already over loaded backs of individuals and families.