Sentence examples for predicted as a consequence of from inspiring English sources
The British economy recovered and there was no sign of the surge in inflation that had been predicted as a consequence of devaluation.
Yet it is clear that hotter weather, of the sort that science has long predicted as a consequence of human activity, is playing a large role.
Another study, also published in Nature, shows for the first time that the increase in extreme rain, snow and hail predicted as a consequence of global warming is real.
Such a run-up in the price of oil has been predicted as a consequence of an event like an attack on a major Saudi processing facility that takes production off line.
Moreover, strong increases in the population exposure and person-year of exposure are also predicted, as a consequence of both the spreading trends into highly populated zones and the rise of the predicted yearly generations in Southwestern zones where dirofilariosis was already endemic.
Crane et al. have suggested that the use of passive behavioural coping strategies among patients with IBS can be predicted as a putative consequence of illness-related social learning occurring during childhood, which may influence the development of habitual illness behaviour.
The fact that the grey dashed lines in Figure 5B and C and the thick lines in Figure 5F match the pcd data, reveals that the side-to-side tail oscillation in pcd is exactly what is predicted as a passive consequence of forward hindlimb motion.
The relatively small size, including short height of selfers can be predicted as an indirect consequence of selection, from time-limitation, favoring precocious maturation time [ 22, 23].
The rings are named after Albert Einstein, who predicted them as a consequence of his General Theory of Relativity.
In contrast, the impact of LRO is quite different: a tendency to convert to <111> As growth is predicted [24] as a consequence of the instability of the growth in the <111> Ga direction.
The same study predicted that as a consequence of illness within the working population, gross domestic product could decrease by 5% and the financial burden of providing outpatient care for 18 to 45 million people could total $675 billion.
