Sentence examples for consequent waves from inspiring English sources

After 1 h after IR γH2AX dephosphorylation goes down slowly and is represented by two consequent waves of γH2AX loss.

The consequent wave of left-wing protest is believed to be very much more serious than the newspaper reports would suggest.

The overall formulation leads to smooth control that is near-optimal, given the approximations involved in the time-shifting of the non-causal impulse response functions and the consequent up-wave distances at which wave surface elevation is required.

In normal PAs, the increasing total vessel area at each bifurcation results in reflection sites with predominately negative reflection coefficients and consequent backward expansion waves.

A recent development has been achieved by Shiina et al. (2011), who succeeded in modeling 2-D cracks filled with a viscous fluid in the standard staggered grid and simulated the consequent scattering of SH waves with high accuracy.

This growing data wave and its consequent demands on communication networks for capacity and services arise from many different user communities spread across the globe, a phenomenon which has accelerated in the twenty-first century.

In turn, increased vascular stiffness is the main cause of consequent elevated systolic arterial pressure and pulse-wave velocity and early reflected pulse pressure waves and late peak systolic pressure.

RNA viruses ensure that they are maintained on a population level by a much higher error rate of the enzymes they use for genome replication and consequent higher levels of antigenic variability, causing waves of epidemic spread as confirmed for bat-borne RNA viruses in this study.

Examples are the rise of the first and second wave women's movements and consequent gains in civil rights for women.

The cavitation is consequent to the negative phase of the wave propagation.

This pressure wave is transmitted cephalically, with a consequent increase in intracranial pressure.