Sentence examples for consequence of the solid from inspiring English sources
Positive evidence in favour of delirium treatment programmes would powerfully stimulate efforts to improve routine care; to some extent this is now being observed as a positive consequence of the solid evidence supporting delirium prevention.
A dipole layer between the PbS CQD layers formed as a consequence of the solid-state treatment with CTAB.
The experimentally observed non-uniform initial distribution of solid species, as a consequence of the solids activation procedure, was accounted for by assuming an initial core shell structure with a diffused interface with different compositions of the two areas of the pellets.
One consequence of this solid rationale is that the number of genes with positively selected promoters should be higher than the number of genes with positive selection in their coding regions.
The microenvironmental hypoxia that arises as a consequence of the development of a solid tumour also acts to promote tumour growth.
The number of equations available in statics is limited because of a neglect of the deformations of loaded bodies, a direct consequence of the underlying premise that any solid body under consideration is ideally rigid and immutable as to shape and size under all conditions.
This is a natural consequence of the nucleation kinetics of supersaturated solid solutions in polycrystalline state.
Leachate is generated in a landfill as a consequence of the contact of water with solid waste (Lo 1996).
His command of line is a direct consequence of a solid uncomplicated action.
Although the driving force for Earth's decompression is primarily expressed as torsional forces at the surface, lateral forces also occur as a consequence of the non-symmetric rifting of the solid crust and the tendency of the surface plates to minimize associated surface energy (Herndon 2005, 2006a).
Microstructural observations suggest that the enhanced creep resistance in the underaged condition is a consequence of the presence of "free" solute in solid solution that is not yet involved in precipitation.
