Sentence examples for the consequent change from inspiring English sources
The predicted temperature increases due to global warming and the consequent change in rainfall patterns are expected to have a substantial impact on both soils and demographics.
For cameras and other types of engineering schemes, a simple relationship between the change in mean speed and the consequent change in accidents is available.
They were eager to leave, in part, because Kublai was nearly 80, and his death (and the consequent change in regime) might have been dangerous for a small group of isolated foreigners.
This study examines the process of particle dissolution and the consequent change in particle size(s) near the gas-liquid interface, in the presence of diffusional gradients, using Higbie's extended theory of mass transfer with chemical (instantaneous) reaction.
To these purposes, orthorectified aerial photos, referring to July 1954 , 1987 , 1997nd 2004, were used to andlyze the landscape change trajectory and the consequent change of natural capital flux.
A suggestion by their English friends and landlords, Diana and Arthur, that they climb Mount Kenya is readily taken up, but despite warnings about how difficult and dangerous it is, Margaret is unprepared for the effects of the consequent "change in altitude".
Due to changing soil and atmospheric conditions and the consequent changes in heating and cooling loads of a building during operation, an earth air heat exchanger interacts with the environments and the performance varies with the conditions.
However, mechanistic understanding of the decomposition process and the consequent changes remains lacking.
These were further used to evaluate the consequent changes in estuarine morphological and hydro-sedimentary patterns during this time period.
Here we review the changes in microbial nutrient utilization that accompany intestinal inflammation and the consequent changes in the composition of gut-associated microbial communities.
A major driver of change in the Mekong River basin relates to hydropower development and the consequent changes in landscape and natural resource access regime that it induces.
