Sentence examples for but consequently to from inspiring English sources

But, consequently to this assumption, other descriptors, such as constitutional or topological descriptors, that take into account the global structure of chemicals, were assumed not to describe this microbial ability, particularly if the models are used for compound sets of highly diverse structure.

Quality medical grade tends to have low errors (but consequently is expensive to buy), where houseware has high errors and is cheaper.

He has an uppercut swing, and struggles to hit outside pitches because of poor balance at the plate, but consequently, is able to hit fly balls and drive mistake pitches out of the park.

For example, the importance of catalase could thus be seen not only for detoxification of hydrogen peroxide but consequently in adaptation to endogenous oxidative stress and lipid peroxidation also.

However, five of the 16 included studies revealed a benefit with the use of heated insufflation gas but consequently 11 studies failed to show any difference.

Diabetic women have canalized metabolic conservation more effectively than men, primarily for fertility/pregnancy, and are less affected by UVR than men, but consequently are more susceptible to weight gain in times of surfeit.

The survey was anonymous to encourage honest reporting of symptoms but, consequently, it was not possible to assess the test-retest reliability of the ZDS in this sample.

They may listen to all of the lesson, but consequently take away none of its content to apply.

But consequently it really displaces very little.

Mr Wasserstein himself made lots of expensive hires, but Lazard consequently had less money to distribute to its owners, including Mr David-Weill.

But following World War II, the newly formed Federal German Republic had to revise its criminal code and consequently opted to strengthen the law.