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The phrase "and consequently develop into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or outcome that follows logically from a previous statement or condition.
Example: "The initial interest in the project was minimal, but it gained traction and consequently developed into a major initiative."
Alternatives: "and thus evolve into" or "and as a result transform into".
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The older the infected mother, the more eggs she produces that apparently receive an insufficient dose of bacteria and consequently develop into male offspring.
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Also, trauma or developmental deformity causing the changes in morphology and occlusion, can alter biomechanics of TMJ, consequently develop into TMJ internal derangement (TMD ID) [19].
Thus, results in no hope or no trial to escape and consequently develop depression status [ 17].
Henry Hudson may have been present on that occasion and consequently developed a lifelong interest in Arctic exploration.
Furthermore, high uptake of NEFA by hepatic cell consequently develop hepatic lipidosis condition of cows and alleviate the capacity of detoxifying ammonia into urea which reduces gluconeogenic capacity from propionate fatty acid (Strang et al. 1998).
Having been "a real leftist, working for Greenpeace and all that" he consequently developed something of a taste for edgy capitalism.
She consequently developed endometrial cancer and underwent abdominal total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.
And Long could develop into one.
Start in unison and develop into harmony.
From the above observations, we consequently developed a new statistical approach to infer and rank possible effective drug combinations by taking into account drugs with at least two or three drug neighbors.
The fertilized egg consequently develops organizing centers at both the anterior and posterior poles.
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