Sentence examples for consequent increases from inspiring English sources

Activation of these afferents also results in increased activation of the sympathetic nervous system, with consequent increases in heart rate and peripheral vasoconstriction [ 18].

Economic inequality is also likely to continue rising with consequent increases in the vulnerability of poorer pastoralists.

The result has been an enormous increase in the volume of airline travel, with the consequent increases in discomfort, chaos and delays.

In the northern/western countries, Land Use-Land Cover (LULC) changes led to more hazardous landscapes, with consequent increases in fires.

In the past I've paid little attention to world oil short-ages and the consequent increases in oil prices because they tend to end naturally, when supply catches up with demand.

The results demonstrate that the combination of the addition of P together with AMF inoculation improved the plant nutritional status, with consequent increases in the levels of P, K, Mg, Fe, Zn, and chlorophyll a fluorescence parameters.

Analysts James Chappell and Michelle Wilson said: Standard Chartered has become too big to grow at double digits without a consequent increase in risk and volatility.

In turn this leads to prison staff being less likely to know their prisoners and a consequent increased risk of suicide, self-harm and assault.

For many substances, the problem is one of failure of excretion, with consequent increased concentration in body fluids.

It said Japan's efforts to reduce emissions were dealt a blow by the nuclear disaster in Fukushima and the "consequent increased reliance on coal for its electricity generation".

These changes were opposed by many scientists who saw the analogue ban as anti-scientific, and by many doctors and vets who feared that the greater controls would reduce ketamine use with consequent increase in patients suffering.