Sentence examples for exist as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Most cities exist as a consequence of commercial or strategic utility.
This means that this increase occurs pursuant to the belief that groups exist as a consequence of sharing profound elements amongst members, thus becoming real and natural (not socially created) groups.
He remarks that sometimes we can judge that something does not exist as a consequence of having a positive intuition.
Indeed it would not be fitting to conclude this paper without at least acknowledging the positive effects that appear to exist as a consequence of the apparent lack of legal control surrounding crisis communications.
Similarly, cross-reactive antibodies may target identical proteins (or common epitopes) of both related and unrelated bacteria, and are thought to exist as a consequence of an indiscriminate or broad antibody response against numerous bacteria, whether symbiotic, environmental, or other.
Perceptual deficits may indeed exist as a consequence of impairments of voice processing in the STS central area [17], but social withdrawal and lack of social attention may well be involved in these central abnormalities [20].
For Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) systems such as UTRAN, an additional intracell interference component exists as a consequence of multipath propagation, which decreases the orthogonality between the channelization codes of the cell.
In the case of 2, a type-I interaction with θ1 ≈ θ2 ≈ 133° exists as a consequence of close packing that serves to minimize repulsion between adjacent Br atoms.
A series of possibilities exist as a direct consequence of these observations.
Nevertheless, this analysis leaves little doubt that interictal burden exists as a significant consequence of episodic headache.
