Sentence examples for drop as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

Betting turnover on racing is expected to drop as a consequence of the latest corruption case, which ended on Wednesday with four jockeys being banned from the sport.

After 1995, the normalized affinity for hydrogen sulfide oxidation dropped as a consequence of the strongly decreased sulfide concentration in the fluid.

Supporting this analysis, the intracellular pH in tumors was reported to remain largely unchanged even when the extracellular pH value precipitously dropped as a consequence of cell growth.

The anti-MOG reactivity in our patient correlated with clinical disease activity and increased at month 32 after disease onset when a biopsy was performed because of disease exacerbation (Figs. 1 and S2C), and subsequently dropped as a consequence of IA (Figs. 1A and S2D) even below our detection limit.

Although not a direct target of the DNA polymerase siRNA, the pTP mRNA levels dropped significantly as a consequence of reduced genome (and pTP gene) copy numbers (Fig. 2D).

The cone visibility near the fovea centralis can be increased with the annular illumination scheme whereas the visibility of larger parafovea cones drops significantly as a consequence of poorer mode match.

It is worth noting that the session generation process may be interrupted for different reasons, for example, when a dropping condition holds as a consequence of insufficient resources or non-fulfillment of QoS requirements.

To avoid sudden drops in ScvO2 as a consequence of the combination of hypovolaemia and anaemia during surgical bleeding, it may be prudent to correct low (<10 g/dl) preoperative haemoglobin concentrations.

No effects of heat transfer enhancement or pressure drop increase were observed as a consequence of the small scale of the microchannels.

This not only negates their right to be free from violence, but also undermines their right to an education, as many drop out and/or underperform as a consequence of abuse.

The risk of adverse movements in [individual income tax] receipts is still real, and the probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible.... Let me end on a cautionary note.