Sentence examples for consequence the difference between from inspiring English sources

This trend of decreasing HWP sink can be explained observing that, in the constant harvest scenario, the domestic production of each commodity (and the consequent inflow of C in the HWP pool) stabilizes and, as a consequence, the difference between the inflow and outflow tends to balance out.

As a consequence the difference between the two treatment strategies might have been smaller than in every day practice where also patients with more severe complaints are treated.

As a consequence, the difference between the average and minimum motif repeat numbers was the largest for dinucleotide repeat, followed by mono- and trinucleotide repeats, and was relatively small for tetra- to hexanucleotide repeats (Table  1).

As a consequence, the differences between the groups may be diminished.

As a consequence, the differences between strata created on the basis of just 7 days of observation were substantially greater than the differences that would have resulted had it been possible to create strata using information on each individual's usual (long-term average) intake.

The differences between the Ailey dancers is of greater consequence than the difference between the works they're dancing.

The apparent discrepancy is probably a consequence of the difference between the homolog model from GCGR and the crystal structure of GLP-1R (RMSD 1.6 Å for all Cα), especially the thermal-dynamic region (RMSD 6.1 Å for residue range 193 229 and 274 373).

Werner presented an additional significant perspective on the expected consequences of the difference between the two IOLs after discussing the principal of univariance for the wavelength-independent effect of photons for scotopic vision [ 72].

Tyrosine phosphorylation is considered to be one of the key steps in signal transduction and regulation of enzymatic activity (for a review see [ 42]. The consequences of the difference between the (e)- and (t) categories (for tyrosine phosphorylation) may be important.

It is supposed that this is the consequence of the differences between mountainous and lowland landscapes and environments, climatic conditions, different composition of animal and plant associations, and also in different modes of competitions between predators.

"Motorists must give the road their full attention as a few seconds' lapse in concentration can have catastrophic consequences, literally meaning the difference between life and death".