Sentence examples for which as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Urinary urea nitrogen losses were increased by HOLL, which, as a consequence, increased the ammonia-emitting potential of manure.
In terms of cameras, these improvements typically include higher spatial resolution, which as a consequence requires more data to be processed.
Our dual description gives Shannon capacity as a minimization over the "asymptotic spectrum of graphs", which as a consequence unifies previous results and naturally gives rise to new questions.
The absence of yeaG results in the transcriptional de-repression of mqsR/mqsA and dinJ/yafQ transcription, which, as a consequence, has a detrimental effect on σ38-dependent transcriptional programme in the adaptive response to sustained N starvation.
This positively impacts rpoS transcription and translation, which as a consequence will result in the execution of the rpoS-dependent gene expression programme, needed to fully implement the adaptive response to sustained N stress.
Second, we show how to design the output feedback stabilizer starting from an UCO state feedback control law which is not vanishing on the desired asymptotic attractor which, as a consequence, may be not invariant for the original controlled system.
Weiner's lament may really be about the Nones' lack of community and institutional structure, which, as a direct consequence, deprives them of a voice in the national conversation.
However, it is not understood why three distinct proteins are needed nor is it known which of the loss-of-function phenotypes result directly from the lost protein and which result as a consequence of cumulative effects.
Increased plasma levels of C4bBP, which occur as a consequence of the acute phase reaction in inflammatory disease, may result in relative protein S deficiency, which further contributes to a procoagulant state during sepsis.
It is demonstrated that methods of interpretation which, assume a proportionality between the creep strain rate and creep strain, are unable to account for creep hardening which occurs as a consequence of rafting.
We often discuss the difference between "good deficits," which constitute proactive spending to bring down unemployment (and help reduce deficits by re-establishing growth), and "bad deficits," which arise as a consequence of misguided government attempts at fiscal austerity.
