Sentence examples for consequent to the introduction of from inspiring English sources

There are several before/after studies that have estimated the variation of accident frequency or safety related indicators consequent to the introduction of specific measures [7, 13, 18].

Our proposal aims to address these challenges through the advanced HetNets scheme and innovative femtocell clustering consequent to the proposed introduction of the distributed antenna system (DAS) interface.

Port automation dates to the 1960s, when dockworker unions agreed to the introduction of containers, and consequent job losses, in exchange for higher pay and benefits.

Both modeling challenges and testing limitations contribute to the introduction of various sources of uncertainty within the given estimation procedure with consequent reduced confidence in the predicted response.

Activity in 2000 has undergone a period of adjustment due to the introduction of new financial accounting systems and the decentralization of project operations to country offices and technical units, with consequent structural and procedural changes.

The loss of performance has been fully described consequent to the use of zero-copy memory.

The hopeful prospects seen in the Africa-American and Hispanic communities are partly consequent to the election of President Obama.

Another possibility could be that after infection consequent to introduction of an asymptomatic carrier by purchase in the rainy season in pig farms with an external source of replacement, the disease takes a chronic or subacute course and thus the higher sero-prevalence in the dry season.

But the court's jurisdiction over shipping and mercantile cases and the consequent international nature of its cases eventually occasioned the introduction of a procedure based on Roman civil law and similar to that used in continental Europe.

The poems concentrate on the introduction of evil to Camelot because of the adulterous love of Lancelot and Queen Guinevere, and on the consequent fading of the hope that had at first infused the Round Table fellowship.

They can arise from the natural composition of the steel or from the introduction of extraneous substances to the metal matrix, which is incapable of absorbing them without the induction of high strain and consequent fracture.