Sentence examples for but consequent from inspiring English sources
This procedure allows focusing, firstly, on the retrieval of valid technical terms, thanks to the statistical filters, and secondly on domain pertinence, in two distinct but consequent moments.
Generally, it was thought that scientific knowledge involves three things: a definition, a list of the properties in the technical Aristotelian sense of features not contained in the definition but consequent upon it, and a causal analysis.
Accordingly, the aa under selection remain protected from loss because selection increases their frequency as they become rare, but consequent fluctuations in protein frequencies increase drift and fixation of partially linked silent substitutions.
Human papilloma virus infections may well be common in the breast, but consequent cancer may be rare.
Employing two or more DEG analysis methods in parallel can enhance the overall sensitivity to detect true-positive DEGs [ 37], but consequent rise in the FDR will further increase the need for high-throughput validation of identified DEGs.
William stated that the antecedent of the argument is true but the consequent is false and therefore the consequence is not valid (Lottin 1959, 195; Marenbon 1997, 226 227).
The law will take its course, but the consequent vacuum of power in world football must be filled.
Brown rearranges appearances to create his world of wacky coincidences, but the consequent confusion over 'fact' and meaning understandably annoys some parties.
The conference, as well as Germany's mediation attempts in Iran, were criticized by some for having produced much talk but little consequent action.
At the higher interest rate, money demand is lessened and money supply somewhat increased, but the consequent excess supply of money will be of smaller magnitude than that entailed by creating new money.
