The phrase "and consequently we cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a result or conclusion that follows from a previous statement or situation.
Example: "The evidence was insufficient, and consequently we cannot proceed with the case."
Alternatives: "therefore we are unable to" or "as a result, we cannot".
A new taxonomy will not thoroughly and immediately change urban policies, but to list new meaningful appellations for places that now have none and consequently we cannot even "see", favors mid-long term transformations.
BMI, WC and WHR measurements were available only at the time of entry into the study and, consequently, we cannot comment on whether repetitive measures would have been more informative in predicting the development of dementia during follow-up.
Moreover, only one single intravenous dose of continuous LS infusion was used, and consequently, we cannot exclude the possibility that a larger dose could yield better histological results.
The underlying ontological commitment of SBML's use in such a model is substantially different from the constraints that we make explicit through our analysis, and consequently, we cannot consistently incorporate this model in our knowledge base.
Over the 10 h time course of the AFM measurements, we lose ∼50% of the initial curcumin in these samples, and consequently we cannot rule out that curcumin degradation products contribute to the observed capping of low MW oligomers.
Third, only one single iv dose of Gln (0.75 g/kg) was used [ 4], and consequently, we cannot exclude the possibility that multiple doses or continuous infusion could yield better histological results [ 11].
Consequently we cannot provide and never attempted to provide hard boundaries or a truly quantitative assessment of the effects of productivity, slope and fences.
Consequently we cannot comment on the association between asymptomatic kidney stones and adverse renal outcomes.
Consequently we cannot exclude an effect of age on our results.
Consequently we cannot present a true unadjusted effect since the technique automatically controls for the matching variables.
Consequently we cannot draw conclusions on whether hospital or health centres workers offered different prenatal or immediate postnatal services.
