Sentence examples for particularly as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Infamy, public disgrace or loss of reputation, particularly as a consequence of criminal conviction.

Anecdotes of inadvertent, secondary disclosure were not uncommon, particularly as a consequence of clinic visits.

We postulate that a similar mechanism exists in small intestinal NETs; elevations in cdks and cyclin expression are well-recognized in NETs particularly as a consequence of IGF-1 stimulation [ 72].

The environmental impact on the stained glass in target sites (i.e. Sainte Chapelle, Paris and Cathedral of Cologne) was particularly studied as a consequence of the daily and seasonal cycles of the climatic and other environmental variables (e.g. visitors, heating and air-conditioning systems, infiltration of polluted air from outside).

The duration of interviews varied (mothers: range 17 90 min, median 44 min; volunteers: range 20 89 min, median 49 min) Two interviews were particularly short as a consequence of unrelated practical difficulties which included childcare.

In the southern interior of British Columbia, hawthorns are particularly abundant as a consequence of their weediness, and of agricultural activity and land-use changes (Phipps and O'Kennon 2002; Dickinson et al. 2008).

This indicates that both activities play secondary roles in the GIT microbiota in the absence of antibiotics, while they become particularly enriched as a consequence of the antibiotic treatment.

Domestic carnivores have been implicated in wild carnivore population declines, particularly in Africa, as a consequence of disease transmission, especially involving the canine distemper virus.

This is particularly important because, as a consequence of its chemistry in a cell, O2 a1Δg) can spawn the generation of other ROS (e.g., the hydroxyl radical) that, in turn, can have a unique influence on cell behavior and function.

The teeth of lower-income Britons – particularly children – will suffer as a consequence.

"The information provided to the minister identified in sufficiently unambiguous terms the inevitable and considerable adverse effect which the closure of the fund will have, particularly on those who, as a consequence, will lose the ability to live independently," she added.