Sentence examples for simply as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Mild hypokalaemia accompanying thiazide-induced hyponatraemia may occur simply as a consequence of excessive saliuresis and consequent electrogenic exchange of potassium for sodium in the collecting duct.
We create an indicator of the Effective Degree of Regulation (EDR) by dams on water resources and show that it is expected to increase, particularly during drier months of year, simply as a consequence of projected climate change.
"While it is always hard to determine the direction of causality, our findings indicate that smoking should be taken seriously as a possible risk factor for developing psychosis, and not dismissed simply as a consequence of the illness," said MacCabe.
Similarly, ten years ago, it would have been impossible to predict or justify Amazon becoming the leader in cloud computing simply as a consequence of its own scale in online retail.
The second stage of speciation in which natural selection directly stimulates the evolution of RIMs never comes about in such situations, because reproductive isolation takes place simply as a consequence of the continued separate evolution of the populations.
The Neyer order is thus invalid simply as a consequence of the [p106] judge's willingness to act upon substantially less information than the Fourteenth Amendment obliged him to demand; correspondingly, the only "misconduct" that could be charged against the prosecution consists entirely of its failure to press additional evidence upon him.
Of course, it was deeply troubling to witness first hand stories of other parts of the world where humans and animals simply die as a consequence of drastic climate and environmental changes.
However the failure to detect expressed extended sequence may result from an appropriate truncation of the predicted model or may simply arise as a consequence of insufficient transcript coverage.
Expression of endostatin may simply arise as a consequence of the failure of pancreatic cancers to express the degradative enzyme elastase.
The decline in heart rate is most simply explained as a consequence of the reduced metabolic demand following the suppression of locomotor activity (Dampney et al., 2002).
The lack of size dependence can be simply viewed as a consequence of the redundant exploration of compact explorers, and reflects the fact that the limiting step to find a target is the time taken to reach its vicinity.
