Sentence examples for straight consequence from inspiring English sources

As a straight consequence of this method, simple rules to design generators producing balanced (quasi-balanced) sequences are also derived.

As a straight consequence, the hunting of photons, the absorption of guest species and the photo-induced charge separation is fostered, eventually harvesting an improved photocatalytic performance.

Samet et al. [24] and Jleli and Samet [25] reported that some published results can be considered as a straight consequence of the existence theorem in the setting of the usual metric space.

This could be the straight consequence of their independent personal choice or their seat preference could depend on each other: when one of them sits down the other tries to find a nearby place.

The following result is a straight forward consequence of Theorem 2.1.

as a straight-forward consequence of the convexity of and conditions,,, and(3.17), we deduce that there exist constants and such that (3.24).

For every and, as a straight-forward consequence of,,, and the compact immersion from into, we deduce that there exist two constants such that function, defined in (2.21), satisfies for -a.e., (3.14).

However, the role of autophagy in these processes is complicated and may, depending on influence of tissue origins or microenvironments, exhibit straight opposite consequences.

They had called the press conference, one explained, to make sure that Albertans were "thinking straight" about the consequences of the upcoming vote in these grave economic times.

A straight-forward biological consequence on target cells is the change in their CIN.

The GaN NWs were not as straight as a direct consequence of the excessive Ga which is consistent with the morphology of the GaN NWs obtained under Ga-rich conditions by LPCVD [10].