Sentence examples for consequence of introducing a from inspiring English sources
The question arose as a consequence of introducing a 'new' definition of a fractional derivative in [1].
The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.
There was agreement that another consequence of introducing a systematic patient-focused evaluation of health care interventions could be a more effective use of allocated resources.
Note that in cases (1) to (4), the background state allele A is assumed to be at fixation, and the consequence of introducing a mutant at the D locus is considered (either f-, f+, m- or m+).
The main consequence of introducing a phospho-mimicking modification at Y654 of β-catenin, that is β-cateninE654, is its increased Wnt signalling activity, which is supported by the nearly twofold increase in β-catenin reporter activity in MEF solely expressing β-cateninE654.
Consequently, the last scenario analyses the consequences of introducing a "perfect" screening program and fully covering all patients requiring OAD- or insulin therapy.
We studied the soil community and habitat consequences of introducing a deep-burrowing, sedentary life-style earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris (dew-worm) into arable zero-till clay.
Either way, the second introduction was irresponsible, because by then ecologists had warned that the consequences of introducing a top predator to an as yet poorly understood ecosystem were entirely unpredictable.
For example, Messick (1988), states that more attention should be paid to the social consequences of introducing a test into an existing instructional setting and accepting the resulting scores as the only indicator of learners' abilities.
