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

Equally as significant are changes in chemical environment that result in two metamorphic processes: (1) mechanical dislocation where a rock is deformed, especially as a consequence of differential stress; and (2) chemical recrystallization where a mineral assemblage becomes out of equilibrium due to temperature and pressure changes and a new mineral assemblage forms.

Glucose variability relates to within-day fluctuations of glycemia, especially as a consequence of meals (3), and may eventually reflect in increased HbA1c levels.

While we do not know the exact role of KLF8 in the placenta, the existing evidence suggests that it may be regulated in conditions that affect trophoblast invasion, especially as a consequence of oxidative stress.

Both changes in pitch (especially as a consequence of changes in fundamental frequency) and in amplitude and thus loudness are important for judgments of the size of objects striking a surface (Grassi, 2005).

Intrinsically, fracture zonation becomes better expressed from joint swarms to fracture corridors and especially faults as a consequence of increasing accumulate strain.

It has been well established that, in sepsis, a decrease of immune cells occurs, especially lymphocytes, as a consequence of increased apoptosis [ 25].

This evaluation, from an architectural and urban point of view, will point to the inconsistencies that result when authenticity criteria based on the interests of tourism and the creative city are used for heritage conservation, especially, when it appears as a consequence of the atomization of heritage management among an unbalanced landscape of stakeholders.

These can cause excessive damage especially on the ports as a consequence of their vulnerability against such forces and may in turn cause not just loss of life, but also loss of property resulting in negative economic effect on the region and even the country.

Early hypothesis on the mechanism by which this prophage may enhance invasiveness suggested that local genomic rearrangements could occur especially around dRS3 repeats as a consequence of the expression of phage proteins.

In a scoping study of infectious disease experts early in the crisis, over two-thirds of respondents speculated that health services for vulnerable groups – especially migrants – would deteriorate as a consequence of the crisis, while 85% of respondents reported that no policies or programmes were being implemented to mitigate negative effects of the recession.

Gastrointestinal diseases caused by pathogenic protozoa and helminths are related to a significant amount of morbidity and mortality worldwide, particularly in children; 58 million infections by protozoa were registered every year in children, especially in developing countries as a consequence of the deficiencies in sanitation and the limited access to drinking water [ 1- 3].