Sentence examples for conditions as a consequence from inspiring English sources
The catalytic activity and selectivity are higher to that observed under homogeneous conditions, as a consequence of the complex- and/or reagents-to-support interaction.
One key limitation of PFCs is that normally they do not operate at equilibrium conditions as a consequence of the short residence times.
On the other hand, the TCP source rate at the server is highly influenced by network conditions as a consequence of the TCP congestion control mechanism, which tries to react against congestion.
In this context, the hydro-mechanical behaviour of the engineered barrier is first characterized by free swelling conditions (as a consequence of the progressive filling of technological gaps) followed by constant volume conditions.
We met participants who spoke of the advantages enjoyed by their business operations and workers who related the improvements in working conditions as a consequence of the scheme.
HIF1 activity can be stimulated in well-oxygenated environments that have disrupted oxygen-sensing controls (Kaelin & Ratcliffe, 2008; Aragones et al, 2009), but HIF1A stabilisation can also occur under normoxic conditions as a consequence of mutations in metabolic genes.
An alternative associationist account, renewal theory, might instead explain the relative sparing of extinction in the Cover condition as a consequence of context change.
This hemodynamic response aims at maintaining CO despite the rise in after-load that takes place in this condition as a consequence of vasoconstriction [ 68].
The main objective of this study is to show the internal wall coating effect on indoor air conditions and, as a consequence of this, in comfort conditions and PAQ.
Carbon dioxide becomes supercritical when injected under field conditions, and as a consequence it can recover more oil with the additional benefit of considerably reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Each catastrophic flood was followed by a relatively brief period of warmer-wetter climatic conditions, originated as a consequence of catastrophic flooding.
