Sentence examples for consequence of the strong from inspiring English sources
The facility developments are a consequence of the strong scientific potential demonstrated by experiments with radioactive ion beams in the last decades.
This is a consequence of the strong interaction between the flow discharged from the impeller and the cut-off in the casing.
It is suggested that this could be the consequence of the strong dust concentration gradients appearing systematically in turbulent dust clouds.
Functionalized (PISF) nanocomposites were characterized by an increase in the time scale of the normal mode process as a consequence of the strong surface interactions between the polymer matrix and the nanotubes.
Spectroscopic evidence strongly suggested a completely planar and ribbon-like structure, the consequence of the strong intramolecular hydrogen bonds between the OH moieties and the N atoms of the nearby benzothiazole units.
Judge Sand said the decision by Mr. al-'Owhali, a Saudi citizen, to talk to his American interrogators without a lawyer "was a consequence of the strong desire he expressed to be tried in America so that he could confront directly his avowed enemy".
The sector continued to subside as commodity prices ease as a consequence of the stronger dollar, the US currency being boosted by a growing expectation that a Federal Reserve rate rise is not off the agenda.
The decrease in forward walking was moreover a consequence of the stronger lateral steering as the crickets increasingly turned towards the speaker [29].
Instead the reduced persistence of 3dBCG in vivo is a consequence of the stronger immune responses induced by 3dBCG along with its slower rate of growth.
In sum, it is plausible that the gender-specific result found in our study may be a consequence of the stronger involvement, in more empathic females, of motor- and self-related processes, which could result in more body-specific (see [81]) and 'concrete' imagery.
This is an expected consequence of the stronger LD observed in those regions.
