The phrase "and consequently demonstrate that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a logical result or conclusion that follows from a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The research findings are significant, and consequently demonstrate that a new approach is needed in our methodology."
Alternatives: "and thus show that" or "and therefore prove that".
Moreover, the simulation results demonstrate that proposed approaches have significantly lower energy consumption and consequently more lifetime in comparison with conventional ones where are not considered network coding.
In this article we first describe this strategy and aim to demonstrate that it improves adherence to scientific evidence and consequently reduces negative deviations in patients with stroke.
"And we demonstrate that very, very clearly".
The gamma camera-based radiopharmaceutical Ga-gallium citrate binds strongly to serum transferrin and consequently, tumours that express transferrin receptors demonstrate significantly increased uptake of this agent.
Thus far, this compound is the best biochemically characterized inhibitor in vitro and in vivo and has already demonstrated that inhibiting SphKs to consequently decrease S1P concentration has no effect on tumor cell viability.
By linearising the nonlinear target dynamics in PHS form, we demonstrate that the analysis of the eigenstructure, and consequently its assignment can significantly aid the tuning process.
On the other hand, we also demonstrate that the expression of certain miRNAs, and, consequently, processes they target, might be independent of the cancer phenotype.
Here we demonstrate that L. leucozonium experienced a severe bottleneck, and consequently a heavy genetic load, during its introduction to NA.
We demonstrate that honeybees and bumblebees display important differences in their immune responses when an infection is present and, consequently, differences in fitness costs related to these responses.
