Sentence examples for gain as a consequence from inspiring English sources
That said, the number of additional seats that the SNP is likely to gain as a consequence of Thursday's debate is unlikely to change.
An alternative operation mode is possible at lower bias voltages where the avalanche process self-quenches and the device exhibits linear charge gain as a consequence.
Schumacher explained the weight gain as a consequence of a fitness regime over the winter that had converted excess fat to muscle, and also admitted to eating and drinking heavily, in addition to refraining from using the toilet, prior to the weigh-in.
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Based on the (largely misguided) idea that far-right parties are gaining as a consequence of the economic crisis, mainstream commentators and politicians are warning for a strong far-right presence in the next European Parliament.
We observed significant future cost savings and quality of life gains as a consequence of a significant reduction in the incidence of thromboembolic events.
Thus, besides the secondary rewards that can be gained as a consequence of aggressive behaviour in general, the perpetration of violence itself can be self-rewarding and facilitate the outbreak of cruelty.
Here we have demonstrated that programmatically integrating the research and education missions at large scale provides an effective solution to expanding our knowledge of viral diversity, with a multitude of insights gained as a consequence of the scale of phage discovery.
As the authors noted: "This research demonstrates why and how the prevalence of a disdained personality trait might be leveraged to generate net environmental gain, as a direct consequence of normal narcissists' propensity to engage, as expected, in highly self-absorbed consumption behaviour".
The vast majority of the gains are as a consequence of rising land values.
