Sentence examples for consequence of the transformation from inspiring English sources

This sale is a long-overdue consequence of the transformation of Airbus from a consortium to a stand-alone company.

One regrettable and long term consequence of the transformation of the trial into a medieval passion play was that it fostered a climate of opinion where the age of criminal responsibility could be steadily lowered to the point where the distinction between act of a child and adult lost much of its meaning.

But the most important consequence of the transformation of the Two Truths into the Three Truths is the wholesale dismissal of the appearance-reality distinction.

It is well known that carbonation, a consequence of the transformation of Ca(OH 2 to CaCO3, causes variation of the microstructure of mortar and concrete by decreasing their porosity.

We hypothesized that if our observed soluble saliva abundance differences in these two proteins were truly a consequence of the transformation of cells within oral lesions from a pre-malignant state to a malignant state, their relative abundance levels in exfoliated epithelial cells collected in saliva from the same subjects would mirror those observed in the soluble saliva.

Therefore, the cytotoxicity observed in chondrocyte cell lines may be a consequence of the transformation induced by the SV-40 virus.

The political consequences of the transformation would be big enough on their own.

In the current study, we explored, using fish as an indicator group, consequences of the transformation of natural stream networks to a mixture of natural and artificial watercourses.

Hydrological modification, watershed urbanization and the changes in ecosystem use were identified as the main causes of wetland transformation with the causes and consequences of the transformation having complex feedback loops.

The tendency (probably ever since Darwin published the Origin in 1859) is to see the "origin of species" as the simple and direct consequence of the ongoing transformation of the heritable properties of organisms via adaptation through natural selection.

Further, the resonant inelastic X-ray scattering technique near the N K-edge revealed that N2 is formed as a consequence of the phase transformation process.