Sentence examples for understood as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The macrostructures can be understood as a consequence of the local pH lowering associated with oxygen evolution.

The spread of luminosities and colours of stars within the main sequence can be understood as a consequence of evolution.

This is understood as a consequence of a large fraction of methylene sequences in combination with weaker geometrical constraints.

The failure of the public library system is usually understood as a consequence of technology and economics leading to the collapse of old-fashioned literacy.

This could be tentatively understood as a consequence of the overlap of the 'stress volume' between EPDM and SiO2 particles due to the formation of the unique structure.

It can be understood as a consequence of the AC-Zeeman shift, where each qubit shifts the cavity frequency by in a positive or negative direction, depending on its state19.

Yet she would seem to agree with Shaw that prostitution, while not something to be celebrated, should be understood as a natural consequence in a society that denies women their economic rights and encourages their ignorance.

Figure 3 compares the variability of c a at T=55 min with that of AUC and Θ. Variability of AUC closely follows that of c a (which can be understood as a direct consequence of approximate shape invariance of c a across investigations) and amounts to a standard deviation of 20%.

Moreover, the better performance in energy-efficiency terms for the CAF and the centralized optimum when compared to the other distributed approaches can be easily understood as a direct consequence of the bigger number of antenna elements than can be involved in the coalition.

This tripeptide enrichment is best understood as a simple consequence of the accumulation of uptake sequences in proteomes, and it can now be added to the list of properties shared by all uptake sequences.

Thus, the presence and severity of white-matter hyperintensities associated with autism might be understood as an extreme consequence of underlying microstructural processes that affect brain connectivity and which may be more specifically investigated using diffusion tensor imaging methods.