Sentence examples for period as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Since the equilibrium could be viewed as the periodic solution of arbitrary period, as a consequence of Theorems 3.1, 4.1 and 4.2, we obtain the following corollary.

A revival of interest in the native languages and literatures occurred only toward the close of the colonial period, as a consequence of national movements for freedom.

These high postfailure permeabilities are, however, likely to be transitory diminishing rapidly through the aftershock period as a consequence of fracture healing and cementation in the active hydrothermal environment (cf. Bosl and Nur 2002).

We interpret the decrease in aortic diameter following IPPE exposure in the control group over the 14-day period as a consequence of the reparative process that the rat aorta undergoes after the mechanical disruption caused by sham treatment.

Much of the literature and management concerning openlands emphasizes burning to control woody growth, based on the interpretation that these habitats and their species assemblages were widespread during the pre-European period as a consequence of natural disturbance and Native American land use.

No dog died during the observation period as a consequence of the snake bite.

In this situation, the UE may stay in idle mode during long periods; as a consequence, channel conditions may change considerably during the time interval between packets, so the offset of the traditional OLLA would be outdated (since it can only be updated when an ACK/NACK is received).

This in turn reduced the need for unexpected bed and operative room occupation for sudden clinical deterioration, often resulting in complicated surgery and prolonged postoperative periods as a consequence of excessive waiting times [ 3].

Evidence to support and contradict each of them exists: Circadian period length: Although a shortened behavioral period length as a consequence of age has been observed in some animals [ 18], careful studies of older humans under conditions of "forced desynchrony" show no hint of such changes.

Progressive isotope enrichment during the ice-free period occurs as a consequence of isotope exchange during evaporation under seasonally arid conditions, while enhanced input and flushing by heavy-isotope depleted precipitation and snowmelt during late fall and spring tend to deplete the lakes in heavy isotopes once again.

In Figure 1H we show that the increased period, arising as a consequence of increased NICD half-life, can be rescued by reducing the NICD production rate.