Sentence examples for consequence analyses of from inspiring English sources

The guidance allowed the holder of an operating license issued prior to 10 January 1997 to voluntarily revise the accident source term used in the radiological consequence analyses of DBA.

This study is related to consequence analyses of accidental LNG explosions are often carried out to assess the long-term consequence and vulnerability of the gas transportation pipeline system.

As a consequence, analyses of population level age-specific death rates via such models are appropriately applied to cohort data where such data are available.

As a consequence, analysing the microanatomy of dendritic spines of pyramidal cells represents an excellent opportunity to study the structural substrate of cognitive impairment in Alzheimer's disease.

We have in consequence analysed the secretion of both IGF-I and IGF-II by KSIMM cells because both are equally potent ligands for these receptors.

The pattern of interdependences between the sectors may therefore be specific to each speciality and is, in consequence, analysed separately for each of ten specialist fields.

The inverse correlation of esRAGE or sRAGE with the HbA1c reported in patients with type 1 diabetes [ 5, 6] and T2DM [ 2] as well as the weak associations of esRAGE with IMT [ 6] might partly be a consequence of analyses in mixed cohorts of healthy volunteers and patients with diabetes.

The limits of the synthetic degrees of freedom had the consequence that previous analyses of transfection ability focused mainly on surface modifications.

Our analyses of consequences associated with development of antiviral resistance demonstrated that oseltamivir-resistant patients are approximately 4 times more likely to suffer from pneumonia than oseltamivir-susceptible patients.

Another way to respond to pluralism about logical consequence is to allow that 'case' admits of various interpretations, but deny that those interpretations give rise to different analyses of logical consequence via the GTT.

Möhammed Choudhery of Consequence of Sound analysed the use of Björk's voice in the album, stating: Her unique utility of the English language gives her words a quirky, idiosyncratic edge, allowing lines like "if you forget my name, you'll go astray/ like a killer whale" to ring somehow striking.