Sentence examples for expected a consequence of the from inspiring English sources

ABN Amro said margins in the unit, which earns its living the old-fashioned way by taking deposits and making loans in the Netherlands, had been squeezed because short-term interest rates had not fallen as much as expected, a consequence of the European Central Bank's choosing not to follow the United States down a path of rate reductions.

The trip took longer than I expected; a consequence of the fallibility of Siri.

This is to be expected as a consequence of the missing of fundamental considerations on the material behavior.

This error was totally expected as a consequence of the manual markup to which this method is subjected.

Michael Strevens (2003) argued that the pursuit of maverick research strategies was to be expected as a consequence of the priority rule.

However, as in the case of the above-discussed Geminid fireball, the abundance of Ca is lower than expected as a consequence of the incomplete evaporation of this element during ablation.

According to the values given in Table 2 and Figure 4, k mf in the liver was left virtually unaltered by MTF (0.004 ± 0.003 min−1, p = ns vs CTR), while it was markedly increased by STS (0.095 ± 0.051 min−1, p < 0.05 vs the CTR and MTF group), as expected as a consequence of the fasting condition.

Moreover, even though tetR certainly does not play a physiological role in human myeloid cells like U937, several of the gene ontology terms enriched among the genes induced upon tetracycline removal correspond to biological responses that might be expected as a consequence of the experimental expression of a physiologically or pathologically relevant gene.

As expected, as a consequence of the oncogene expression, all of them were able to survive and proliferate in the absence of IL-3.

On the other hand, frequent intron sliding can be expected as a consequence of the high abundance of tandem splice sites (GYRGYR/NAGNAG) in eukaryotic genes [ 22].

Treatment improvements mostly contributed to mortality reduction because a favourable trend appeared before the introduction of the screening program; further improvements are expected as a consequence of the screening introduction [ 24].