Sentence examples for which was a consequence of from inspiring English sources
Having sustained no damage which was a consequence of the violation of the act, the section has no application to this case.
This material showed the highest ring current, which was a consequence of the highest amount of H2O2 production having a ring current higher than that obtained for the ORR for Vulcan carbon.
Although both polymers were hygroscopic, the blends exhibited less water absorption than either of the two components alone, which was a consequence of the complex removing sites for hydrogen bonding of water.
The results revealed joint forces of a higher order than the total external load, which was a consequence of first the underestimated internal loads due to unapparent horizontal force components in the statically indeterminate system, and second, the implemented force control of the hydraulic actuators working in parallel.
In our previous system the home page had almost no flexibility at all, which was a consequence of not separating the content from the presentation -- the home page was effectively a small program and changing the layout meant changing the code.
The results on benchmark graphs led to the abstract construction of a worst-case input graph, which was a consequence of identifying The Problem of Ties.
Hahm et al. described that WA inhibits oxidative phosphorylation, which is a consequence of the generation of superoxide due to mitochondrial dysfunction.
So now let's turn to the electrophysiological method, which is a consequence of this, logical consequence of it.
Implicit in many discussions of how best to lose weight is the assumption that hunger, which is a consequence of caloric deprivation, is not an issue.
The precessing motion is that of self-sustained unsteadiness which is a consequence of an axisymmetric "Coanda-like" effect.
The second reason, it is generally accepted, why prices have risen, is that people in Asia and Latin America are eating more meat, which is a consequence of rising living standards.
