Sentence examples for removed as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Results show that 21.6% of all trees were removed as a consequence of building demolition, resulting in a tree canopy cover reduction of 19.7% across all 123 properties.

Using a Galerkin projection of the symmetrised cylindrical Navier Stokes equations, all geometric singularities are removed as a consequence of either the Fourier-mode dependence of axial boundary conditions or the shape of the weight function applied in the Galerkin projection.

The two parties will have their Tier 3 classification removed as a consequence of language in this year's defense funding bill, which passed the Senate on Friday and now awaits the signature of President Barack Obama.

It was just unfortunately in the way the Patriot Act was written at the time". The two parties will have their Tier 3 classification removed as a consequence of language in this year's defense funding bill, which passed the Senate on Friday and now awaits the signature of President Barack Obama.

Indeed, neither O2- nor NO are particularly toxic in vivo because of efficient systems able to minimize their accumulation [ 61, 62]: O2- is removed by SOD isoforms whereas NO is removed as a consequence of its rapid diffusion through tissues [ 63].

Another concern related to implementing scale transformations is that non-additive signals may be removed as a direct consequence of such transformations prior to analysis [ 44].

In these non-surgical treatments, the pregnancy is not removed and as a consequence there is a remaining risk of tubal rupture.

Wastewater treatment systems are not specifically designed to remove pharmaceuticals, as a consequence, pharmaceuticals are partially removed from wastewater during treatment process which contribute to release into the environment (Carballa et al. 2004; Wang et al. 2005; Joss et al. 2006; Chefetz et al. 2008; Kraigher et al. 2008; Islam, 2013; Weng et al. 2014).

Three regions were removed from this category as a consequence of GDP improvements (Canarias, Castilla y León and Comunidad Valenciana), and four more were removed due to statistical changes (phasing-out regions): Asturias, Ceuta, Melilla and Murcia.

It focused its criticism on the department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security and Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs; four State Department officials at the assistant secretary level and below were removed from their posts as a consequence.

In addition, 12 samples were removed from the dataset as a consequence of having too few Cq registrations.