Sentence examples for as possible and consequently from inspiring English sources

The goal of this planning process is to achieve as high a participation rate as possible and, consequently, a high connection density is required for the project to be economically viable.

WDS is one of the key systems to control the tritium content in the effluent streams, to recover as much tritium as possible and consequently to minimize the impact to the environment.

It reduces misplacement of the phantom in all three spatial dimensions as much as possible and consequently, the position of the phantom during a NEMA measurement matches the position of the CT-based template AC map of the phantom.

However, as we are interested in pre-FFT filters with an impulse response as short as possible (and, consequently, pre-FFT filters with a frequency response as smooth as possible in the frequency domain), it is important to select those solutions that provide the smoothest frequency response for the equivalent channel.

(4) It is classed as a "red list" pollutant by the U.K. Environment Agency, that is, one of the most dangerous substances to the aquatic environment whose discharge into water is to be minimized as far as possible, 5) and consequently its presence in the environment is of particular concern.

If a viral infection contributes to this injury, then antiviral therapy in the infants with HCMV infection can be considered as a possible intervention and consequently may improve outcomes.

Thence every subsequence converges to as and consequently, as.

In an attempt to better resolve some of the earliest branches in the dinoflagellate phylogenetic tree, we sequenced Hsp90 gene sequences from 17 different species of dinoflagellates, covering as many orders as possible; consequently, the Hsp90 gene data set for dinoflagellates was more than doubled.

A microbiological challenge study determines the potential of microorganisms to utilize the food as substrate and consequently reflect the possible health hazard or food spoilage risk.

As the rate of precision evaluates how many possible TIS (classified as TIS) are actually TIS, this rate is of great value since few examples are classified as TIS and, consequently, few are false positives.

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