Sentence examples for is usually a consequence from inspiring English sources

In a fire, death is usually a consequence of asphyxiation rather than burning.

When the kitchen stumbles, it is usually a consequence of trying to feed the estimated 4,000 customers who pass through weekly - similar sauces show up in a variety of dishes, and a few items must be prepared in enormous quantities a bit too long in advance.

Death due to severe chronic GVHD is usually a consequence of infectious complications.

SAH found in FMD patients is usually a consequence of subarachnoid intracranial aneurysm rupture (Figs. 8 and 9) [3].

Jaundice if present is usually a consequence of extrahepatic biliary obstruction secondary to attendant periportal lymphadenopathy [14, 15].

Ureteropelvic junction laceration (Fig. 6a b) is usually a consequence of fast deceleration traumas and is associated with a large perirenal fluid collection, mostly located medially to the renal hilum and often extending caudally over the psoas.

Fouls are usually a consequence of not having the ball; the two sides that have had more possession than Brazil, Chile and Argentina, have committed the fewest and second-fewest fouls per game.

Post-traumatic Chronic avulsive injuries/cortical desmoid: Cortical desmoids are usually a consequence of an avulsive injury or stress reaction at the insertion site of the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle or adductor magnus.

Quality cues in vocalisations are usually a consequence of physical or physiological constraints that affect sound production [ 11].

Such barriers are usually a consequence of differences in the way in which sperm and egg proteins interact, so RCD can be manifest as faster evolution of these proteins between species in sympatry than allopatry.

Such barriers are usually a consequence of differences in the way in which sperm and egg proteins interact, so RCD is often manifest as faster evolution of these proteins between species in sympatry than allopatry [ 23, 24].