Sentence examples for consequent difference from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, we expect reduced throughput at the speed of 27 m/s because of reduced coherence time and the consequent difference between estimated SNR and the actual SNR during payload transmission.

In order to explain this result, we have proposed a physical model concerning the role of the Pb/Te ratio change towards Pb and the consequent difference in the concentrations of electrons and holes.

The difference between intended or chosen means (or ends) and foreseeable or even fully foreseen effects ("side-effects"), like the consequent difference between the moral and, presumptively, legal standards applicable respectively to intended and not-intended effects, is psychologically and morally real.

The labelling of a file and the consequent difference in treatment can be compared with the provision of a wheelchair to a paralysis patient: it should be seen as a prosthesis for participation in society rather than stigma and exclusion.

Probably in a racemic generic formulation of multiple chiral molecules (as AZM), a minimal deficiency on the manufacture process may cause a chiral imbalance of the API with the consequent difference on distribution (transporters-mediated uptake into cells) and antimicrobial activity.

These largely arose from different regeneration requirements of commercial tree species and consequent differences in the design of otherwise analogous harvests.

The use of different types of routinely collected health care data and the consequent differences in the quality and level of information between cases and matched controls is a limitation of this study.

Males are regarded as superior to women in most activities; the elders are respected as repositories of both secular and spiritual wisdom; and people, such as cousins who may be of the same genealogical distance, are frequently divided into "marriageable" and "nonmarriageable" groups, with consequent differences in their interpersonal behaviour.

This explains the differences in nitrifier populations harboured by each of the cultivars in their respective soils and the consequent differences in soil processes.

Therefore, it is necessary to study the maceral structures of Shenhua coal and consequent differences of their liquefaction performance and then develop an efficient directional direct liquefaction technology based on the characteristics of Shenhua coal maceral.

Information bias, or a systematic error in measuring disease or exposure status, may be introduced when the way in which information is gathered varies systematically: for example, when two interviewers, one in a city and the other in a rural area, do not perform the interview in the same way, consequent differences in results may be erroneously attributed to area of habitation.