Sentence examples for and consequently needed from inspiring English sources

Although we used locking fixation system, there was one patient who showed loosening of miniplate and consequently needed removal of miniplate and re-operation was performed just lateral to former position.

Although we considered diagnosed diseases and excluded from our study people with limitations in basic activities of daily living, it is possible that people included in the study may have had latent fatal diseases and consequently needed some help; this may have affected our results about social support and mortality.

Mr. Chargo was paralyzed from the chest down in a childhood swimming accident and consequently needs special controls to drive by using only his arms.

The participants are likely to be inexperienced in providing such feedback and, consequently, need guidance.

There are lots of reasons as to why this happened, from technology allowing for greater graphics and consequently needing more artists to market demand for content-heavy games.

Petcu (2013) identified many requirements that should be implemented in solutions and consequently need to be satisfied by developers to build Inter-Cloud environments.

The distinction of the two structures in terms of sampling rate reduction lies in the fact that the FS structure performs equalization in its internal behavior and therefore before sampling rate reduction while the PPN structure performs equalization after sampling rate reduction and consequently needs to use the single-tap equalizer to not increase the transceiver delay.

By using less coal, and, consequently, needing less space to carry it, the liner was able to carry up to 13000 LT of cargo.

Given that all stages present in the human host are potentially exposed to the immune system and consequently need to develop mechanisms to circumvent recognition and clearance, multi-stage expression of variant antigens in Plasmodium species would be beneficial to parasite survival.

Firstly, residents who reach an older age are a priori healthier and consequently need fewer medications.

This supports the idea that long-lived species produce fewer mtROS and consequently need lower levels of antioxidants.