Sentence examples for consequence of the more from inspiring English sources
The fall of the Berlin Wall and other miracles of 1989 were an unintended consequence of the more limited revolution Gorbachev wanted to unleash.
This principle (which is a consequence of the more fundamental Pauli principle) states that no more than two electrons may occupy a given orbital and, if two electrons do occupy one orbital, their spins must be paired (denoted ↑ ↓; that is, one electron must be ↑ and the other must be ↓).
This may be a consequence of the more pronounced expression of hydrological loading in the Negro and Solimões river confluence region.
The plot of the mixing ratios from this simulation (Fig. 17) indicates another consequence of the more effective photochemical production rates.
One interesting consequence of the more complicated world and consumers wanting to minimise effort while deciding is that the appeal for outsourcing the decision-making will grow.
This sort of "substance monism" is in fact a consequence of the more general token identity theory: every concrete mental particular (token) is physical.
As medicine has much improved since our births 19 years ago, even more intense is the need to evaluate the consequences of the more widespread use of fertility-enhancing therapies that may contribute to the rise in multiple births.
This was the case considered in detail in [1], and most of the results obtained in that paper are direct consequences of the more general results of the present one.
However, the potential functional consequences of the more subtle variation in the retinal mosaic that we have found in the case of Drosophila requires further testing.
The am1-489 mutants had about twice as many genes up- or down-regulated than am1-praI at 1.5 mm, confirming molecular consequences of the more severe phenotype of am1-489.
