Sentence examples for having as a consequence from inspiring English sources

To take an oversimplified example, suppose that the property of being a wrong act is identical with the property of having as a consequence a lower quotient of pleasure over pain for all affected by the act than an alternative act would.

As the population ages, the number of diseases related to the elderly increases, having as a consequence an acute complication status that requires ICU admission.

One of the essential traits of cancer progression is the underlying high mutational capacity of tumor cells [ 7- 9], having as a consequence the rapid adaptive capacity of the disease.

The environment for constructive engagement with the government has, as a consequence, been severely constrained.

(By real wages, I mean the resources that a person has as a consequence of working after taxes, subsidies and inflation.

But AEA's system gets round this by employing an alternator that operates at 42 volts, and has, as a consequence, an efficiency rate of 90% rather than the usual 50%.

He played it a couple of years ago in London and has since worked through it with Joyce and has, as a consequence, got the speeds up a little".

This low crystallinity had as a consequence an important increase in the elongation at break of the polymer.

However, unlike most other European countries Sweden has, as a consequence of staying out of the Second World War, a fairly long history of immigration.

With the increase of the QR's height, the size quantization weakens which has, as a consequence, the reduction of the energy in each case.

More concerning, is that the timber is likely to have as a consequence, high equilibrium moisture content enabling death watch beetle larvae to consume the wood.