Sentence examples for in further consequence from inspiring English sources
This in further consequence leads to smaller errors in estimating HO positions.
In addition, public participation in wind power projects can also play an important role in the planning process of wind farms and in further consequence in improving the acceptability of wind power projects [19].
While side effects of the wind power usage as interference of bird and bat species or the change of landscape sceneries cause primarily nature protection-related impacts, effects such as noise and shading emissions have negative impacts on affected housing areas and in further consequence on the quality of living for local residents.
In further consequence this release is followed by physical reactions like increase of heart rate, blood pressure, and changes in electrodermal activity [ 27].
Many pathways that compromise BBB and neuronal function in further consequence have been shown to converge on the formation of reactive species [4].
In further consequence, accumulation of phosphorylated Tau in dendritic spines causes functional impairments, which finally lead to the loss of synapses [ 60].
His comments came after David Cameron and Angela Merkel agreed that any Russian attempt to legitimise Sunday's referendum in Crimea would result in further consequences, implying stronger sanctions.
Legal experts said if the claim about Mr. Cuomo were proven true, it would amount to a violation of legal ethics, but it is unlikely to result in further consequences for him.
"Both the Prime Minister and the President firmly believe the proposed referendum in Crimea would be illegal and any attempt to legitimise it would result in further consequences for Russia".
To further demonstrate that the identified base substitution is indeed the mutation causing the kar phenotype, and not simply a polymorphism in the zebrafish genome without further consequence, we sequenced the site in 49 wild-type fish from different backgrounds.
In a CF population, a further consequence of a vertebral (thoracic) fracture is an accelerated decline in lung function (i.e. structural alteration of the chest wall) and contraindication to lung transplantation, an important treatment option for CF patients [ 1, 2].
