Sentence examples for consequence applications from inspiring English sources

This paper describes principles of an cyber-physical system networking design that props safety and security of the consequence applications.

These devices are convenient platforms to study chemical and biochemical analysis and, as a consequence, applications in biology have been on the rise.

As a consequence, applications such as these may be impaired by random fluctuation and systematic bias in sequencing coverage across the genome.

As a consequence application-relevant issues such as shelf life and robust protocols distinguishing targets from false responses have received very little attention.

As a consequence, application of these algorithms may not provide a true indication of the quality of nursing care.

As a consequence, application of established clinicopathologic prognostic variables will require development of bespoke prognostic indices to improve prediction of both clinical outcome and relevant therapeutic options.

Data from large-scale experiments and extreme-scale computing is expensive to produce and may be used for high-consequence applications.

That obviously means higher prices, and as a consequence, some applications still need sequencing to become about 10 times cheaper: more like $100 or $200.

As a consequence, empirical applications tend to depict regimes as too 'monolithic' and 'homogenous', not adequately considering persistent institutional tensions and contradictions.

This has important consequences in applications of the GMBM to signal and image processing.

Thus the entropy of the gas is not necessarily constant in such flow, and as a consequence the application of equation (120) is open to question.