Sentence examples for consequence of manufacture from inspiring English sources

Finally, it is important to stress that pollution of large amounts of oseltamivir or its active metabolic derivatives either as a consequence of manufacture or shedding from treated patients is unsatisfactory from another point of view.

The authors believe that the encountered differences for 1 mm cubes are a consequence of the manufactured 1 mm cubes' quality, which results in lower Ti/Pt/Au layers adhesion, ultimately compromising the component joint strength.

(3) Have the allergens in shoes in the United States changed as a consequence of modifications in footwear manufacture and style design?

The pillars on which this new international economic order was based were the Bretton Woods monetary system, which provided great stability to exchange rates until its rupture at the beginning of the 1970s, and the deep-seated liberalization in the exchange of manufactures, as a consequence of the successive rounds of GATT.

Their place of manufacture?

See also American System of manufacture.

However, the ease of manufacture makes repeated use unnecessary.

All sensors are calibrated at time of manufacture.

In reality, a very considerable accumulation of stored manufactures is an attendant condition, an inevitable consequence, of the present vast and delicate division of labour.

She said the presence of titanium dioxide, or anatase, in the ink, often cited as evidence of 20th-century manufacture, would just as easily be there as a consequence of deterioration of the ink since it was produced in the middle ages.

Hence, it was thought that the injury was the consequence of the hyperpronation, and special shoes to correct this perceived problem were manufactured.