Sentence examples for the expected consequences from inspiring English sources

"The experience of the sweet taste no longer has the expected consequences," Dr. Swithers said.

Thus, expectations about weather (and other varying determinants of supply and/or demand) are likely to affect both supply and demand, in such a way that weather changes may not have the expected consequences.He proposed a statistical tool, the vector autoregression (VAR), as a solution to this problem.

Among the expected consequences of climate change are shifts in species' ranges.

This model is useful for direct linking welding factors towards the expected consequences.

These included first-line acute and prophylactic drugs, and the expected consequences of adding consumer-education and provider-training.

The next three requirements are consequentialist: given that these first principle requirements have been met, we must also consider the expected consequences of launching a war.

The expected consequence would be under-reporting.

These routing metrics try to involve the expected consequence of the SUs' route establishment to the PUs' communications quality.

The expected consequence of this best financial policy for timber production and the various ecological indicators is in Table 6.

Massive protest against both the dam and river linking project took place in Bangladesh and India due to the expected consequence over ecological future of the region.

The expected consequence of residual analyses on an earthquake's dataset is that a relatively smaller PGA misfit range from 0.30 to 0.50 can be derived for most of the events.