Sentence examples for consequence of the operation from inspiring English sources

One consequence of the operation has been to deepen existing suspicions among many in Pakistan that polio vaccines are part of a western plot against Islam.

The point of every chapter – every page in fact – is to convince the reader that what we see now, buzzing, flapping or scuttling around us everywhere, is the consequence of the operation of natural selection upon random mutations over an immense period of time.

"The most important consequence of the operation that Mubarak went through, and his absence from the scene, was to raise again the debate about who should be the future president of Egypt," said Mustapha Kamel El Sayed, a political science professor at American University in Cairo.

The HMRC said that another consequence of the operation has been a boost in VAT (value-added tax, or sales tax) registrations by overseas companies.

As a consequence of the operation, two patients suffered from transient cerebrospinal fluid hypersecretion as a reaction to Teflon implants.

"I am completely convinced that this happened as a consequence of the operation that we carried out," he told a press conference.

Constraint-based models can help investigate in a systematic manner most of the research questions listed at the start of this introduction, because they provide a way to explore the consequences on the operation of the entire metabolic network of the piecemeal information available on each of its parts.

This valve opening behavior has large consequences on the operation of Stark decelerators.

The pattern is further used to discuss the consequences on the operation of the PCF for the two polarized directions when the sizes of the cladding air holes d, the Au-coated enlarged air hole dl, and the thickness of the Au film t are varied.

Growth effects can exist even devoid of spillovers, and usually they occur as a consequence of the operations of the foreign firms themselves; nonetheless, such possibility is hardly ever investigated and usually implied in studies exploring the impact of the entrance/growth of foreign firms on the output/growth of a host country.

Colonel Herrick said he knew little about the consequences of the operation because he was recalled two days before it began.