Sentence examples for support as a consequence from inspiring English sources

van Abel explains the decision to end support as a consequence of Fairphone being unable to source spare parts for the handset after suppliers shifted their business and retired parts (itself a consequence of the fast pace of technological change in the device industry) — although his blog does not specifically discuss why Fairphone is also ending software support.

Using data from 15 sub-Saharan African countries, we examined whether older Africans who may be lacking adequate support as a consequence of living alone or in skipped-generation households report more depressive symptoms compared to those living in households with at least one working-age adult.

Despite the link, little attention is given to long-term preterm survivor support as a consequence of ART, or the value trade-offs that parents must make, such as weighing the benefits of delayed reproduction with increased risk for preterm birth.

Just as importantly, I have found that everyone I care about has provided strong support, and as a consequence, no important ties have been cut.

Rokas and Carroll (2006) point out that bootstrap support increases as a consequence of increasing the number of PICs analyzed without any changes in the relative distribution of homoplasy among these characters.

While Johns et al. [ 25] found evidence that social support influences the psychological response to a PTE (hence lower support increases the likelihood of PTSD), previous research also shows that interpersonal conflict and declines in social support may occur as a consequence of PTEs [ 26].

Errick said there are many in the southern black community who live with the memory of Jim Crow and support LGBT rights as a consequence.

We, therefore, argue that offering flexible work schedules, telecommuting and sabbaticals increases prospective employees' anticipated organizational support (AOS), and as a consequence increases organizational attractiveness in the job market.

The second one, currently receiving more support, conceptualizes MWL as a consequence of the relation between task demands and the subject's skills in terms of a demand/resource balance (Díaz, Rubio, Martín, & Luceño, 2010; Ferrer & Dalmau, 2004; Young et al., 2015).

In this scenario, one of the consequences of septin deletion in U. maydis would be a less solid cell wall unable to support physical pressure as a consequence of an impaired delivery of cell wall material.

A reorganization of the locus might then occur to support transcription or as a consequence of it.