The phrase "as a consequence now" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing a current result or effect that follows from a previous action or situation.
Example: "The project was delayed, and as a consequence now, we must adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "as a result now" or "consequently at this time".
We are, as a consequence, now paying the price of this failure.
As a consequence, now an insertion of the code (gC) encoding for zero (length-less run) into the DNA sequence is practically allowed.
But in the liver, fructose bypasses that whole machinery, because it doesn't need PFK; it gets phosphorylated at the one position directly, without phosphorylation of the six position first and, as a consequence, now becomes a substrate for aldolase, and it produces even higher levels of ATP and citrate that go on to make fatty acids.
The X-ray structural determinations showed that although compounds 5 and 6 have the same constitution as their TMEDA-solvated analogues 2 and 4, that is they are hemisolvated bimetallic (LiNa or Li2K) molecules, one of the heavier alkali-metal NTMP bonds halkali-metal NTMPe an open acyclic structure akin to 1, which as a consequence now loses its unprecedented status.
Steve Zahn and Rosario Dawson make a tasty double act as a couple of reporters on Forbes Digital Tool, the unfortunately titled and — as a possible consequence — now defunct online magazine that first rumbles the errant Glass.
As a consequence, they now admit, al-Qaida – as an idea and an organisation – is now on the verge of collapse.
As a consequence, California now has both a financial crisis and an electricity supply crisis.
This phenomena has exponentially increased in popularity over the last few years and, as a consequence, is now presented as a viable method of funding for designers.
But as a consequence he now plays where actual jazz performers play, like the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center, where he appeared on Tuesday.
As a consequence, BP now expects capital expenditure to be below $20bn for the year after previously stating it would hit the $20bn mark.
The two women had children within nine months of each other and as a consequence are now looking at their own working skills, how can they improve these?
