Sentence examples for and consequently raised from inspiring English sources

On day 9 and thereafter, cold exposure had a significant effect on litter mortality, and cold-exposed females lost more offspring and consequently raised smaller litters than females exposed to warm conditions (Table 1).

This phenomenon increases the froth transfer capacity and consequently raise the recovery (Azizi et al. 2014; Li et al. 2016).

"Therefore, what we're doing for now is to just to document the situation... and consequently, raise it before the tribunals".

More precisely, vertical integration may create incentives for foreclusion, increase providers' (upstream) market concentration and consequently raise the input prices for nonintegrated insurers (downstream firms): the so-called "raise rivals' cost" effect [5].

"It's undeniable that the narrative and the moral drawn in 'Wheat Kings' by the Tragically Hip served to educate and consequently raise consciousness amongst a significant number of their fans with regards to the justice system, the potential errors it can make, and the travesty of human rights that can result," Rob Bowman, a popular music scholar at York University, told VICE.

His mistake may not appear as a big deal to many Americans, but for people suffering the consequences of these issues, such a mistake underlines McCain's lack of understanding of the nuances of the conflict in the region and consequently raise serious doubts about his reasons for supporting the war in Iraq.

Secondly, populations on continental margins such as those of the Mediterranean fringe can be expected to show high levels of admixture that will erode divergence and consequently raise the rate of misclassification error.

This effect was considered to activate the brain and consequently raise the temperature of the internal carotid artery.

The infrastructure of most Turkish hospitals probably effects infection control practices and consequently raises the infection rates.

Depressed respiration can give rise to hypercarbia which increases cerebral blood volume and consequently raise the intracranial pressures (ICP).

A poor control of hyponatremia in this cohort may induce delays in the initiation of chemotherapy and consequently raise the disease-related morbidity and possibly mortality.