Sentence examples for and a consequently from inspiring English sources

In addition, the specimen that was ion-nitrided by atomic attrition exhibited a higher nitrogen concentration and a consequently greater quantity of chromium nitrides at the surface region, when compared to a single nitrided specimen.

Hollow volumes in the thick copper part of the PG among beamlet groups allow a more uniform PG current distribution and a consequently uniform magnetic field in front of the grid.

The LOD increase determines a higher σ 1, a lower hoop stress (σ H) and a consequently larger differential stress favouring rupture.

In part this was due to an incomplete understanding of the sometimes non-obvious force of friction, and a consequently inadequate view of the nature of natural motion.

It is generally accepted that antibody enhancement of secondary infection facilitates viral infection of cells leading to high viraemia, antigen loading of antigen-presenting cells[14], [15] and a consequently vigorous cellular immune response.

In addition, an enlarged prostate can lead to difficult catheter insertion and a consequently greater likelihood of urethral injury [ 1].

As a result, we speculate that infection should be strongly suspected in patients with patterns A and B, and consequently a thorough diagnostic work-up should be performed.

The machinery and operations when improperly designed may generate rice kernel cracking and breakage and consequently a low marketing price.

The presence of coalition troops means IEDs, ambushes and airstrikes, and consequently a higher probability of being killed, maimed or robbed of a livelihood.

Zied is an Egyptian and a freelancer; consequently, his case didn't attract many high-profile backers.

As the story progresses, she becomes more self-aware and sympathetic, and consequently a little less interesting.