Sentence examples for consequences I from inspiring English sources

As consequences, (i) Theorem 1.3 is extended to a bigger class of Banach spaces while a class of mappings is no longer finite;   (ii) Theroem 1.4 is extended so that one of its members in S can be multivalued.  .

This has the following consequences: (i) the adsorbed phase in racemic conditions becomes unstable, (ii) a sudden increase in efficiency of the purification process, and (iii) the possibility to not only purify but also fully separate chiral mixtures using a parallel batch process in which both lines use an input that is enriched with opposite enantiomer.

The adsorption of NO2− near the corrosion potential has several consequences: (i) it brings about a lower surface coverage of NiOH decreasing the rate of Ni active dissolution and (ii) its preferential adsorption against that of passivating species, such as NiOH and Ni(OH 2, hinders the formation of the pre-passive layer at low pH-values increasing the passivation current.

The chemical functionalization led to two interesting consequences: i) Even a relatively minor extent of functionalization dramatically altered the chemical selectivity of the membrane, and ii) the permeability of the membrane was greatly enhanced, which plausibly arose from the less ordered stacking of the functionalized graphene sheets as compared to the pristine ones.

These are typically enthymematic consequences, i.e. consequences with a 'missing premise' (with the additional premise, they become a valid syllogism).

The prevalence of osteoporosis and its consequences (i.e., fragility fractures) is increasing worldwide in parallel with global population aging.

Committed action to deal with climate change requires reducing greenhouse gas emissions, i.e., mitigation, as well as dealing with its ensuing consequences, i.e., adaptation.

At the third stage there are physical and social consequences, i.e., hangovers, family problems, work problems, etc.

The addition of a new enzyme to the metabolic network can have essentially two consequences: i) the creation of a new functionality (i.e. a new metabolic reaction); ii) the duplication of a functionality already present in the network.

Pre-test: - The consequences i.e. impact of the complaint.

Illustration of two different causes of sociality, and their ecological consequences (i.e., niche breadth).