Sentence examples for viewed as a consequence from inspiring English sources

While many theories of the glass transition focus on dynamical quantities, a solid's resistance to flow is often viewed as a consequence of its structure.

Coalescence between two droplets in a turbulent liquid-liquid dispersion is generally viewed as a consequence of forces exerted on the drop-pair squeezing out the intervening continuous phase to a critical thickness.

The change in the deformation style between the 2.1 Ga and 1.8 Ga could be viewed as a consequence of the cooling of the continental crust in the North China Craton.

League tables, targets, the plethora of new inspection and regulatory units: all can be viewed as a consequence of a desire to rein in professionals' freedoms, while making it in their self-interest to use resources more efficiently, and to pay more attention to the needs and wants of users.

The complex disease asthma, an obstructive lung disease in which excessive airway smooth muscle (ASM) contraction as well as increased ASM mass reduces airway lumen size and limits airflow, can be viewed as a consequence of aberrant airway G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) function.

Widely viewed as a consequence of excessive sodium and chloride loss through sweating, hyponatremia, in fact, fulfills the criteria for SIADH [194, 195].

This role can be viewed as a natural consequence of the general properties of turbulence, but these properties, although widely recognized in hydrodynamics, are much less familiar in plasmas.

"The sooner the tough rhetoric of this can subside and the more this is viewed as a logical consequence of many years of failure to move the process forward, the better".

Behavior is taken for granted, viewed as a natural consequence of emotional connections.

Hence, the expansion of the effector cell subset in patients with cancer could be viewed as a natural consequence of response to tumour-associated antigens.

This might be termed the permissive society, but can also be viewed as an unavoidable consequence of an obsession with free will.