Sentence examples for reached as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The rationale of the analysis is that when one reduces the amount of a growth factor, the immediate result is a sudden reduction in tumor growth, because the threshold necessary to achieve the original benefit is not reached; as a consequence, the growth rate of the tumor immediately declines.

The rationale of the analysis is that when one reduces the amount of a growth factor, the immediate result is a sudden reduction in tumour growth, because the threshold necessary to achieve the original benefit is not reached; as a consequence, the growth rate of the tumour immediately declines.

The distorted judgments we reach as a consequence have real emotional effects, the researchers found, leaving people with lower wellbeing and less of a sense of belonging.

The WMS pilots were tasked with identifying effective ways of engaging with all men, and in particular, those so-called 'hardest to reach' as a consequence of social exclusion or discrimination.

It reached Russia as a consequence, and it's called the Russian Debt Crisis.

It said after months of discussion between management and the RMT, a satisfactory conclusion had not been reached and as a consequence a further wave of industrial action has been confirmed.

Computational models of motor control have often explained the straightness of horizontal planar reaching movements as a consequence of optimal control.

KickSat was designed to open and release the Sprites once it reached orbit, but as a consequence of last-minute change in the launch rules, the Sprites were never released.

Besides the difficulty of prognosis, therapy of ovarian carcinomas has reached scarce improvement, as a consequence of lack of efficacy and development of drug-resistance.

Another observation of the altered functional community was an improvement on the mucin "scavenging" capacity when the total biodiversity reached a minimum as a consequence of the antibiotic therapy.

Some Member States' debt and budget deficits have reached crisis levels as a consequence of the nationalisation of privately owned bank debt, resulting in vicious austerity programmes which are hitting the vulnerable hardest.