“as a consequence”可以造什么句，as a consequence造句

the reduction of the intensity of radiation as a consequence of absorption and radiation.

He was very tired - as a consequence he didn't give the market report.

I have a friend who never exercises unless she's training for a marathon; as a consequence, she almost never exercises.

Partly as a consequence, a new sense of tentative optimism is lightening the gloom on the Korean peninsula.

This is actually "secondary hyperparathyroidism" with enlarged glands as a consequence of chronic renal failure with impaired phosphate excretion.

First, the classification of the mechanical impact dynamics problems is discussed, as a consequence inverse design is defined conceptually.

But if a general agreement is to be signed, we must be prepared as a consequence to deal with many messy matters.

Without a more realistic fee structure and value proposition, it is likely that salary imbalances and, as a consequence, talent imbalances will continue.

VERY low learning curve as a consequence of the previous three points. For the most part, you don't even need to ever read the documentation.

Only an extremely isolated individual can attempt it in our day, as a consequence of mental confusion and at the same time an undeniable vigor.

They also perceive that these liaisons sometimes yield a payoff: of those who know of an illicit affair, 37% claim that the woman involved received a career boost as a consequence.

Exports account for almost half of Japan's manufacturing output, which as a consequence is seeing its biggest falls since records began: November's output was down by 13% on a year earlier.

Many of them burn wood, waste and dung indoors for heating and cooking. The soot released into the air as a consequence is also a climate-changer because, being dark, it absorbs heat.

Ability to identify areas of an application that will change as a consequence of other changes you make, including lines of code that use affected data items and indirect data items.

What had changed for theProvidencians was the discovery of a new way of extracting a livelihood fromnature: the change in their culture and institutions was a consequence of thischange in technology.

This fact has been fully appreciated as a consequence of airborne surveys.

The cuisine of Cambodia also incorporated elements from French cuisine as a consequence of being a French protectorate .

Another ill is the continuing difficulty faced by Banks as a consequence of reckless lending and poor investment judgment.

The parental care Model hypothesizes that endothermy is arisen as a consequence of selection for parental care because endothermy enables a parent to control incubation temperature.

But the clinical definition we use is when the heart stops beating, the lungs stop working, and as a consequence the brain itself stops working.

Rather ballooning debt reflects a collapse in tax receipts as a consequence of recession and, in most countries, a big increase in public spending to shore up the economy.

American workers, says Mr Webb, “are at the mercy of cut-throat executives who are vastly overpaid, partly as a consequence of giving [the workers'] jobs away to other people.

ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding.

The soot released into the air as a consequence is also a climate-changer because, being dark, it absorbs heat.

And as a consequence, what we've been able to do is to provide millions more students additional loans and make college more affordable over time.

Some 2.2m people in Britain have late onset, or type 2 diabetes, a figure that is expected to reach 4m by 2025 as a consequence of rising levels of obesity.

This theory views gravity not as a force but as a consequence of the curved geometry of space and time.

Power Cubes could help deliver power to local electricity grids that might otherwise suffer "brownouts" as a consequence of demand temporarily exceeding supply.

America has gone on a diet: it has squeezed extra output from a smaller workforce and suffered a big rise in unemployment as a consequence.

She had no interest in him but did wonder if his robotic approach was a consequence of nervousness or if it was simply the way he was.