Sentence examples for a consequent move from inspiring English sources

In the fifth century the naturalistic approach to religion exhibits a more reductive aspect, with a consequent move towards a world-view which is not merely naturalistic, but in the modern sense secular.

Training had led to staff considering wider areas of care to a greater extent with a consequent move from maintenance to improvement.

CIL leads to an arrest of migration followed by a change in velocity and a consequent acceleration when cells move away from each other (Abercrombie and Heaysman, 1953).

Gaussian model deals dispersion of air pollutants as being carried downwind in a definite plume, under vertical and horizontal mixing in the neighboring atmosphere: the plume of air pollutants diffuses vertically and horizontally, with a consequent decrease in concentration as it moves downwind.

This leads to potassium ions moving out of the cell (via the Gardos channel) and a consequent loss of water.

A third approach has been to measure a circulating biomarker which is linked to disease severity and to assume that, if the biomarker moves in a direction thought to be advantageous, this will correspond to a consequent reduction in clinically meaningful endpoints.

It has moved its headquarters away from Paris to London, necessitating a large number of job cuts in the French capital and a consequent enlargement of staff in its London hub.

There has been a consequent surge in botched operations, with some patients sustaining irreparable damage.

"We were experiencing a drop in students and a consequent drop in faculty members.

Records suggest Kinshasa had a relatively high proportion of men and a consequent demand for sex workers.

A catastrophic depressurisation and a consequent loss of oxygen had suffocated them before the ground cruelly finished off the job.