Sentence examples for architecture consequently from inspiring English sources
The understanding of different scales of sedimentological reservoir heterogeneities might contribute to better reservoir quality prediction, architecture, consequently enhancing development and productivity.
Therefore, if different architects participated in the experiment, the modeled architecture and, consequently, the violations found and fixed may also be different.
Architecture was consequently interpreted as a monolithic whole, even if assembled from parts.
Multifidi architecture and consequently for their function in these two regions of the spine.
OSPCL displayed an interrupted crystal morphology owing to its highly branched architecture, and consequently, the degree of crystallinity was lower in comparison with the linear analogue.
We hypothesized that a chromosomal imbalance could alter the fine spermatic nuclear architecture and consequently the condensation of DNA, thus modifying normal sperm density.
The above results evidenced that the irregular and permeable soil epikarst interface was a crucial component of soil epikarst architecture and consequently should be taken into account in the hydrological modeling for karst regions.
Already after 25 min postmortem, we observed lysis and defoliation of the epithelial cell layer followed by a complete loss of villus architecture and, consequently, resulting in a complete loss of the integrity of the intestinal tissue.
These analogies can raise same doubt on the supposed role of angiogenesis in terms of preserving the function of a threatened inner ear: even this organ could be further damaged by microvascular disorders and/or mechanical changes able to jeopardize its architecture and consequently its function.
Other functional decomposition approaches may be possible but they would not be aligned with the 3GPP SON architecture, and consequently, they are not interesting for our problem.
Architectural design in Enugu's early years was in the hands of the British colonial administration; Enugu's architecture was consequently very European.
