The phrase "and consequently continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or effect that follows from a previous statement, suggesting that one action leads to the continuation of another.
Example: "The team worked diligently on the project, and consequently continue to meet all deadlines."
Alternatives: "and thus proceed" or "and therefore carry on".
One patient (3%) achieved tumour shrinkage ⩾25% compared with baseline and consequently continued with open-label sorafenib treatment.
The use of illicit drugs is, however, still largely perceived to be behaviour of the young and, consequently, continues to be a neglected area of research [ 7].
Conversely, down-modulation of β2 integrins abrogated the cell adherence and consequently, continuing proliferation signals can interfere with and derail the concomitant induction of factors associated with the monocytic phenotype eventually resulting in apoptosis as indicated by DNA fragmentation and caspase-3 cleavage.
Thus, the LOF of pros in NBs with type A PROS expression appears to preclude cell cycle exit of GCs which, consequently, continue dividing and do not differentiate, yielding a type A clone composed of a single NB, a GMC and several small mitotic cells.
Christians must consequently continue "to earn their own living" (3:12), as did Paul himself in Thessalonia, who "did not eat any one's bread without paying" (3:8).
The MPER region of gp41 includes the linear epitopes of several bNAbs and there is consequently continued effort to develop a MPER-based immunogen as a HIV vaccine.
In contrast, the MD lesion rats continued to explore the outer areas of the box closest to the walls, so consequently continued to display thigmotaxis exploration.
Single-payer systems clearly fall within such a definition and, consequently, should continue to be opposed by the AMA".
After a meeting on Sunday of the government's Cobra emergency committee, attended by officials from across Whitehall and agencies, a No 10 spokesman said: "The humanitarian situation remains deeply worrying and consequently this continues to be our priority.
Arians and Meletians soon regained nearly all of the rights they had lost, and consequently, Arianism continued to spread and to cause division in the Church during the remainder of the fourth century.
