Sentence examples for consequent transportation from inspiring English sources

Improving the safety design of these cars to make them more robust in accidents generally increases their weight thereby reducing their capacity and consequent transportation efficiency.

Numerous instances of cloud bursts or concentrated rain fall is commonly reported in this valley, which often results landslides and consequent transportation of huge quantum of debris down the slope.

The broadest layer in the methodology is the identification of the optimal ABD/EG complex positioning given farm locations and consequent biomass transportation costs.

Rainfall increases manyfold in Ecuador and northern Peru, causing coastal flooding and erosion and consequent hardships in transportation and agriculture.

This paper provides a review of macroalgae based biorefineries with offshore cultivation and consequent biomass conversion into transportation liquid biofuels.

"The original impetus for on-shoring was the spike in energy prices and a consequent steep increase in transportation costs," says Josh Shapiro, chief U.S. economist at MFR, a Manhattan-based consulting firm.

The rs10456402 SNP in exon 26 of ABCB1 (Multi Drug Resistance 1) reduces expression (and consequent platinum-analogue membrane transportation) [ 179], and is similarly associated with colorectal cancer prognosis [ 180].

The main benefit was a cut in patients' transportation, with a consequent improvement in quality of life and cost-savings, even from the caregiver's perspective.

Defective or impaired folate transportation or metabolism, resulting folate shortage and consequent 5-methyltetrahydrofolate depletion occurs (Rosenblatt and Fenton 2001).

Traditionally, equity has been considered in strategic transport planning but very few works have been addressing it in a quantitative way, detailing how to explicitly consider it at a transportation design level (tactical and/or operational) focusing on the consequent social role of transportation.

Higher rates of public transportation also lead to lower rates of accidents and injuries, with consequent reductions in associated financial and health losses (13, 14).