Sentence examples for consequence of differing from inspiring English sources

The morphological differences are mainly a consequence of differing fates of the parental wall after cell division and detachment.

It's still an open question whether these neural differences are the cause or consequence of differing language abilities, he says.

The phenomenon is explained as a consequence of differing initial concentrations of segregated low-density polyethylene at the growth front.

As a consequence of differing irrigation requirements, the water intensity of corn ethanol (L water/L ethanol) varied by approximately two orders of magnitude over the 29 corn-producing states.

The introduction of entrepreneurial activities at a university requires time, a favorable institutional culture and a balance in the entrepreneurial spectrum in line with existing university capabilities, in order to avoid tensions within the internal environment as a consequence of differing opinions about the entrepreneurial path (Philpott et al. 2011).

However, unless the limitation of uptake is strong this sequential uptake is not regulated but merely a consequence of differing uptake speeds for the two nutrients.

I'VE been mulling over an interesting new (or newly updated) paper by Guillermo Calvo, Fabrizio Coricelli, and Pablo Ottonello on the labour-market consequences of differing inflation rates in the wake of financial crises.

It also illustrates that the idealization which is a necessary part of theoretical modeling can outline in sharp relief the consequences of differing alternative interpretations and mechanisms––with final arbiter being a body of experimental evidence whose measurements address the consequences of these analyses.

Numerous studies have explored the influence of forest management on avian communities empirically, but uncertainty about causal relationships between landscape patterns and temporal dynamics of bird communities calls into question how observed historical patterns can be projected into the future, particularly to assess consequences of differing management alternatives.

However, there is no data from natural populations on the consequences of differing female resistance/tolerance levels towards male mating attempts at the intraspecific level, similar to the resistance/tolerance dichotomy in plant/pathogen interactions [23].

The difference is partially a consequence of the differing reproductive values of males and females of the same age when mating is random (Huang et al. 2009).