Sentence examples for describe the consequence from inspiring English sources

They say "go through the door" or "pick up the key" and I describe the consequence of their action.

Continuous electrical conductivity distributions were used to describe the likelihood that high salinity would occur (exposure dataset) and toxicity values were compiled from the limited literature sources available to describe the consequence of high salinity (effects dataset).

Shadish et al. (2002) explain the distinction between causal descriptions which describe the consequence of varying the cause on the effect or causal relationship—, and causal explanations which provides an account of "the mechanisms through which and the conditions under which that causal relationship holds" (p. 9).

We aimed to describe the consequence of an acute maternal stress, through a follow-up of offspring whose mothers were pregnant during the Arab-Israeli war of 1967.

In former times conservative assumptions were often used to describe the consequences of fires.

To describe the consequences of Zika virus infection at 10 weeks of gestation in an IVF-conceived pregnancy in Venezuela.

Further, Shadish et al. (2002) describes the strength of experiments as having an ability to describe the "consequences attributable to deliberately varying a treatment".

We have therefore performed a measurement of the upset rate at the PSI pion beam and describe the consequences for the design of the readout chip.

More generally, useful publications are available that describe the consequences of the use of helium both for mechanical ventilators and for monitoring devices, such as capnometers [2, 3].

We introduce a model consisting of five industry structure types and describe the forces that govern the transition between types and we describe the consequences for software architectures.

The use of the definition of ΔV T may appeal, since it is associated with a stress-free strain that phenomenologically appears to describe the consequences of the explosion in an unconfined volume, which is determined by the explosion yield.