Sentence examples for consequent resource from inspiring English sources

P. juliflora, and the consequent resource scarcity and pressures, contributes to pre-existing conflict and tensions, and it exists as a conflict species beyond the simple conference of costs to some and benefits to others to determining and diminishing how these costs are divided and mediated.

If more than one forwarders of s are in awake state at some time point, the key problem facing s is that of deciding which of its forwarders it should choose, in order to avoid the duplicate forwarding of the same packet and reduce the consequent resource waste.

Organizations like UNHCR and Medical Teams International are currently working to support the growing refugee population and consequent resource shortage in Uganda, where funding and support are urgently needed.

Application of GLIA requires team effort and a consequent resource investment.

We assessed screening behaviour in women of various age groups and with different screening histories over a 10 year period using data from Victoria (1995 2007), and then projected forward to estimate behaviour and the consequent resource utilisation in the year 2010.

However, if other healthcare resources are included, given the best prognosis of patients taking pregabalin and consequent lower resource consumption, the incremental cost is just 715€ (1,973€ for pregabalin vs. 1,258€ for venlafaxine XR).

The quantification of midazolam and its metabolites from urine specimens was not included in the original studies consequent to resource limitations at the time of sample collection.

Negative external environmental factors, especially those consequent of low resource context such as the difficult physical environments with respect to roads and transport, lack of basic services such as electricity and hot water geysers, and lack of appropriate job opportunities created significant barriers for the participants.

Similarly, if anger suppression via right frontal lobe control exhausts right frontal lobe resources, consequent release of sympathetic control is expected to result in increased variability within heart rate and blood pressure.

The physicochemical characteristics of the environment (and the consequent availability of resources) appear to be primarily responsible for the patterns in recruitment [10], [29], [30], and biological interactions, such as competition and predation, play a secondary role [9], [31], [32].

Therefore, the use of fish collagen may contribute to the recycling of an unutilized resource, with consequent highly value-added production.