Sentence examples for and consequently effective from inspiring English sources

Those who favour stringent austerity measures will change financial flows and, consequently, effective demand.

The host−guest interaction is different for D- and L-Trp due to the opposite steric configurations of the Trp isomers, resulting in significantly discernible electrochemical differences in both peak currents and consequently effective chiral recognition of Trp isomers.

While adequate project selection techniques are certainly important, we argue that successful PPM – and consequently effective strategy implementation – depends on an organization's structural alignment with the needs of PPM.

Ptasinski et al. (2003) reported that in flexible polymers such as HPAM, as shear force reached a certain level, the molecules stretch and consequently effective viscosity increased, the turbulent buffer layer thickened, and due to dissipation of the energy from turbulent fluctuations drag was reduced.

Advancements in screening and early diagnosis and, consequently, effective therapy can chiefly explain the peak of breast cancer observed in the early 1990s.

Working within each of these problem spaces requires a different mix of knowledge and skills, and consequently, effective reasoning may rely on different types of thinking skills.

One likely explanation for this are the commonly low effective population sizes N e and consequently low effective number of independent chromosome segments M e, found in plant breeding populations (Riedelsheimer et al. 2012).

Tempered by experience, he is more realistic and consequently more effective.

Engage is a next generation dating site striving to make online dating a more social (and consequently more effective) experience.

Increase crosslinking agent content enhanced hydrophobic bonding and, consequently, the effective crosslink density increased.

Self-reflection was considered here as a mediator of selfregulated learning and consequently, of effective learning.