Sentence examples for consequence of the environment from inspiring English sources

One is reminded of the words of Arrigo Sacchi, still revered as the former coach of A.C. Milan and of Italy, who said last May after a coach of Fiorentina was fired for slapping a player, "It was a deplorable act, but it's the consequence of the environment.

However, this state is inherently a consequence of the environment in which the microorganisms evolve and that of the temporal variations in the concentrations seen by the cells along their trajectories.

The supply is a direct consequence of the environment, while the demand is influenced by the processes which ensure cell functions and the mechanisms for adaptation.

Is this a consequence of the environment or does the panel of expressed OR genes represent the minimum required for the recognition of all relevant odorants, including those not yet encountered?

It also remains to be elucidated whether higher proportions of FOXP3+CD25high cells within the CD4+ T cell population in cord blood are a consequence of the environment in utero, genetic factors or a combination of both.

Others indicate that awareness of consequences on the environment, in agreement with personal norms, can be the main predictors of pro-environmental behavior (Hopper and Nielsen, [1991]; Vining and Ebreo, [1992]).

This model represents the age-structure of a population with spatial diffusion which takes into account the consequences of the environment changes on populations dynamics (see [31, 32]).

The loss of activity appears to be a direct consequence of the polymerizing environment.

Resources are scarce - a consequence of the harsh environment of the highland plateau and limited agricultural space in the lowlands.

This article found that there was a structural cause for the establishment of a new business ethics; further, the suppliers' dependence on the network of relationships was the consequence of the institutional environment of the market.

Therefore the omni-flow wind turbine has the potential to meet the challenge of unpredictable wind velocity and direction as a consequence of the urban environment.