Sentence examples for consequence of process from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, the consequence of process of care including aggressive resuscitation may impose significant demands on the kidney wherein the normal excretory capacity may be overwhelmed.
In the present study, a new approach was developed to screen the hazard profile of the unwanted products that may be formed as a consequence of process deviation from normal operating conditions.
The genetic change(s) can occur as a consequence of processes such as migration, mutation, genetic drift or bottleneck, natural selection, and nonrandom mating.
The sampling interval was designed to detect the effect of rainfall (1315 mm for the 3 years with 72 mm/h peak intensity) on the spatial soil changes as consequence of processes such as: leaching, soil erosion, etc.
Multiple pathways underlie decreased β-cell function and mass, some of which may be shared, with reduction in mass, perhaps a consequence of processes that initially caused dysfunction.
Multiple pathways underlie decreased β-cell function and mass, some of which may be shared and may also be a consequence of processes that initially caused dysfunction.
This remarkable species richness is thought to be a consequence of processes associated with both Andean orogenesis throughout the Tertiary, and climatic fluctuations during the Quaternary.
The goal of the FMECA technique is the estimation of component failure modes and their major effects, whereas HAZOP is a structured and systematic technique that provides an identification of the hazards and the operability problems using logical sequences of cause-deviation-consequence of process parameters.
Understanding the consequences of process upset conditions is critical to determine risk.
A dynamic time-delay methodology is also proposed to manage the possibility of phantom alarms, which are the consequences of process time-delays.
Nonetheless, we believe that match mismatch and ready-or-not can lead to qualitatively different expectations for the selective consequences of processes that disrupt normal ontogeny.
