Sentence examples for consequences originated from inspiring English sources

These consequences, originated directly from the experiments, are as follows.

Most epidemiologic data on hip fracture and its consequences originate from western countries (Scandinavian countries and North America) with higher prevalence of this type of fracture.

The following reverse Hölder inequality is also a classical consequence that originated from the famous Gehring-Giaquinta-Modica lemma, also see [13].

Among Bottomley's principal biographers, Hyman suggests that his financial fecklessness and disregard for consequences may have originated from his deprived background and sudden acquisition of wealth in the 1890s.

Microscopic inspection of the coatings suggests that the decrease in the coating resistance is a consequence of defects originated by cracks on the phosphate and by loss of adhesion at the polymer/pigment interface.

Disturbances are linked to undesirable consequences which may originate from different circumstances (Monostori et al. [1998]).

To verify that inducing expression of the lysozyme variants in the chemostat cultures was taking place and producing the expected consequences, lysozyme transcripts originating from the induction vectors were quantified using qRT-PCR and secreted lysozyme activity determined using an enzymatic assay (Fig.  2a, b).

While the club may have originated as a consequence of the alternative comedy boom, Jongleurs remains ruled by one of the oldest showbusiness traditions: the transmutation of laughter into money.

For the second goal, a number of catchments with wetlands that originated as a consequence of irrigation were selected.

Each catastrophic flood was followed by a relatively brief period of warmer-wetter climatic conditions, originated as a consequence of catastrophic flooding.

Apart from the first and main focus of invasion, three other invasion foci have originated as a consequence of intentional releases between 1995 and 2000.