Sentence examples for balance consequently from inspiring English sources
Different landscape elements or biotopes are usually associated with different costs and benefits to a moving individual and this cost-benefit balance consequently varies among different landscapes [ 9].
Long-term low-impact type of exercise can also decrease bone loss at the proximal femur [ 14] and can maintain muscle strength and balance, consequently decreasing the risk of falling [ 18].
In our study, exploration of competitive pathway together with multi-modular optimization was utilized to improve fatty aldehydes balance and consequently enhance alkanes formation in Escherichia coli.
The experimental results show that the thick conduit significantly contributes to the overall enthalpy balance, and consequently reduces the amount of copper required for the quench protection in superconducting cables for fusion reactors.
Including the aerosol influence proved necessary in assessments of the Earth's radiation balance and, consequently, the surface air temperature, not only in the future but also in the past.
The potential for recharge based on water table changes is a rough estimate because many other factors and attributes can influence the water balance (and, consequently, the water table), such as the aquifer discharge, leakage to deeper aquifers, specific storage, hydraulic conductivity and hydraulic gradient.
Physical activity was included because it may influence the energy balance and consequently food security status.
These 64 patients (late recognition) had a higher cumulative fluid balance and consequently a greater difference between crude and adjusted sCr starting on day 1.
When a muscle does not support the motion, the others try to compensate, causing failure to such balance, and consequently leading to pain [ 26].
Differences in the activation/inactivation balance and consequently in the response to these substances may arise from differences in the enzymes involved.
The high concentration of porphyrins, known generators of reactive oxygen species (ROS), affects hepatic redox balance and, consequently, the antioxidant defense enzymes system.
