Sentence examples for consequence of the average from inspiring English sources

That indicates a very strong stability of most received power measurements for each position as a consequence of the average process performed by the app, which mitigates the fast-fading component of the propagation.

That's especially true when the reality of home is that you have become invisible, and your work, your profession and your entire way of life are suddenly of little consequence to the average American.

I guess Ms. Mucha considers the inablity to vote for someone not endorsed by the machine of little consequence to the average voter.

From this point of view, the low number of precursor metabolites and thus the emergence of bow-tie structure could be the consequence of maximizing the average biomass production rate and is not necessarily the exclusive consequence of a neutral evolutionary process, as previously suggested [ 12].

Finally, as a way of evaluating the potential consequences of using the average of the plausible values for achievement (in place of the plausible values themselves) we conducted an analysis using the 9-dimensional model including ERS in which the five plausible values were used to account for the uncertainty of the examinee achievement estimates.

This increment in the cloud point was believed to arise as a consequence of the higher average molecular weight introduced by these components.

In the last decades head and neck cancer incidence has risen in the elderly (>70 years) as a consequence of the increased average lifespan.

The lower correlations for loge(NO2) were likely a consequence of the shorter averaging time of the NO2 metric (i.e. 1-hour rather than 8-hour for ozone).

The XRD results also reveal that the combination of 300 MPa press load, 840 °C annealing temperature and 48 h annealing time for the preparation condition promotes seriously the high Tc-phase as a consequence of the enhancement in the average crystallite size and lattice parameter c or decrement in the a-axis length.

For strong mutation bias, at very low GC, this dependence is a consequence of the fact that the average hydrophobicity approaches its maximum value.

We believe this is a direct consequence of the pairwise term averaging applied in these methods.