Sentence examples for demands as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Importantly, Nrf2 deficiency leads to activation of glycolysis to compensate for the decreased ATP production due to impairment in oxidative phosphorylation, and also because of the increased ATP demands as a consequence of the use of this energy molecule by the F1Fo-ATPase for the maintenance of Δψm.

Seb James, the Dixons Carphone chief executive, said: "We remain optimistic about our ability to continue to gain market share in all our key markets, and, while we have still not seen any effect on consumer demand as a consequence of Brexit, we have been planning for the possibility of more uncertain times ahead.

For the last decades, we are experiencing a gradual increase of health care demand as a consequence of a population that is more critical and demanding of the care provided by health professionals.

Whether the shift in outpatient care towards services in line with treatment guidelines was caused by physician promotion or changed patient demand as a consequence of education or both could not be differentiated.

Unfortunately, disruptions appear frequently due to an increase of the demand or as a consequence of fleet size reductions.

A significant failure of United States policies over the last 40 years since the first OPEC embargo has been inaction on our part to reduce demand and as a consequence expectations.

Elevation of blood lactate reflects flow-demand mismatch as a consequence of haemorrhagic shock.

One of the norms that can emerge in this setting is the so-called "equity norm", i.e. a self-fulfilling situation where everyone expects the others to demand M and, as a consequence, everyone demands M; this behaviour, in turn, confirms the expectations that everyone already has, thus closing a self-consistent loop.

Trade policy or consumer preference shocks affect CPO demand, supply, and as a consequence on the related demand for factors of production, land, labor, capital, and agrochemicals.

This observation is expected, as routes originate from different areas, each characterized by different driver supply and customer demand patterns and, as a consequence, different surge patterns.

Buildings in general, housing and specifically social housing in Mexico, have high demand of energy as a consequence of the use of heating and cooling systems; mainly due poor design and the use of thermally inefficient construction materials.