Sentence examples for consequence of the physical from inspiring English sources

In order to analyse xenolith behaviour as a consequence of the physical changes caused by partial melting and devolatilisation while entrained in magma, we ran a series of finite differences models.

Snake colours are produced in two ways, either by pigment deposited in the skin or by differential diffraction of light as a consequence of the physical properties of the skin itself.

The antimicrobial activity of such surfaces has been found to be a consequence of the physical interactions between the nanoscale topography of the substrate and the attaching pathogenic cells, meaning that the activity is independent of biochemical surface functionality.

As a consequence of the physical properties of the pharmaceutical formulation under investigation, the rigid frame feeder, which used a fine pitch concave twin screw assembly to convey powders, was unable to accurately deliver the blended materials successfully.

Consequence of the physical examination inadequacy included missed or delayed diagnosis in 76% of cases, incorrect diagnosis in 27%, unnecessary treatment in 18%, no or delayed treatment in 42%, unnecessary diagnostic cost in 25%, unnecessary exposure to radiation or contrast in 17%, and complications caused by treatments in 4%.

This follows from the simple fact that the plant's transfer function is a consequence of the physical structure of the controlled system.

Dufour redefined mountain sickness as a combination of fatigue sickness and altitude sickness, i.e. a consequence of both the physical experience of climbing and the rarefied air.

The structural rearrangement of the BR mRNP may be a consequence of this physical size limit and the translocation process.

This is especially important because of the invisibility of fibre damage: changes at the molecular level have consequences for the physical strength of the tapestry.

By backgrounding computation, my hope is that this project would make targeted mathematics concepts an accessible consequence of the designed physical interaction.

The water quality is a consequence of the natural, physical and chemical state of the water as well as any alteration that might have accrued as a consequence of anthropogenic activity (Venkateswaran et al. 2011).