Sentence examples for the consequential increase from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fouling behaviour was analyzed in terms of the consequential increase in trans-membrane pressure, resistance fractions and the biopolymeric composition of the fouling layer.

The consequential increase of late complications which was observed led the radiation oncologists to give up again using large doses per fraction, except for a few specific situations, such as palliative treatments.

Meanwhile, the consequential increase of older driver-related accidents has also been an inevitable problem.

In Figure  3, we have shown the accumulation of 3-phosphoglycerate and the consequential increase in l-glutamic acid production observed when simulating a100-fold amplification of pgk.

Expression of TPPP1 in cells enhances MT network rigidity through inhibition of HDAC6 activity and the consequential increase in MT acetylation.

The consequential increase in pAurora B/Aurora B ratio at centromeres suggested that, in the absence of Sgo1, the remaining centromeric pool of Aurora B was more active, most likely due to the concomitant reduction in centromeric PP2A.

The high PAF represents the effect of an increase in the HCW population in a specific setting, as may occur in countries undergoing socioeconomic transition, without the concomitant introduction of TB transmission control measures, and the consequential increased effects of health care settings on the total incidence of TB in the population.

However, the increase in armaments and consequential increase in the size of the ships raised their estimated cost by seven million rubles each, and some money was diverted from the budget for the s.

An increase in soil moisture associated with irrigation development in the southern Nile Delta after the construction of the Aswan High Dam has caused a rapid rise in the mosquito Culex pipiens and consequential increase in the arthropod-borne disease Bancroftian filariasis (Harb et al. 1993; Thompson et al. 1996).

An up-regulation of the activities of H2O2-consuming haem enzymes and a down-regulation of H2O2-generating SOD by NO suggest a mode of action involving redox adjustment and possibly a consequential increase in the activity of the small amounts of the Fe present in Fe-deficient plants.

There will be a corresponding elevation in the variance of both the force and time components of the muscle-generated impulse during gravity opposed phases, and a consequential increase in the spatial and temporal variability of the resulting movement.