Sentence examples for the consequence of lowering from inspiring English sources

While they ensure a customer gets the best deal, they can discourage price-cutting because the consequence of lowering prices for one retailer will be lowering prices for other retailers protected by the clause.

By using the median-effect principle and the CI-isobologram technique, a synergism has been demonstrated between fluvastatin and gemcitabine in vitro, regardless of the schedule of administration, thus allowing for a dose reduction in order to obtain the same effect, with the consequence of lowering the toxicities of each drug in combination.

European officials also deserve blame for not requiring more capital in euro-zone banks and for not anticipating the consequences of lowering the value of Greek bonds.

Harsimrat Kaur Badal, a member of the Shiromani Akali Dal, asked what the consequences of lowering of the age of consent would be "when there is no sex education in schools and no education on contraception".

Next, we investigated the consequences of lowering the levels of CCTαp-HA expression, by growing rescued cells without exogenous cadmium (in an SPP medium from which the residual cadmium ions were removed by exposure to chelex-100 resin referred as SPPCT, see Material and Methods).

We then analyzed the consequences of lowering Moe levels in PCM recruitment using a strong hypomorphic mutation, Moe G0323.

Many believe that this could be the consequence of lower rates of financial literacy among Americans.

The second inequality is the consequence of lower bounding the orthogonalized squared norms by the use of [[39], Lemma 3].

The higher budget deficits in the CBO's analysis would be mostly the consequence of lower collections of penalty payments from employers -- fewer companies would be subject to the penalty and they'd be paying for fewer employees.

These effects do not appear to be the consequence of lower food intake, suggesting a mechanism linked to energy metabolism rather than to hypophagia (data not shown).

Increased treatment success could be the consequence of lower rates of loss to follow-up (the secondary outcome for our study), lower rates of treatment failure or lower rates of death.