Sentence examples for calls consequently from inspiring English sources

There will be more calls, consequently, for congestion pricing, specifically in dense urban areas.

PPIs form networks of linked proteins which are called consequently protein-protein interaction networks (PPINs) [ 16].

Bats can hear and recognize each others' echolocation calls and consequently also a change in call structure, from a much larger distance than they can actively detect and localize prey [14], [15].

Increasing this value requires increased support for base calls, and consequently, fewer bases are called.

The police were called and consequently charges were laid.

In addition to their problem of proximity to Mount Weather, there are newly mutated woodland creatures and a new race of people who have survived the post-nuclear war, called Grounders; consequently dubbing those from the Ark as Sky People.

The time taken per call is consequently shorter.

This consequently calls for an angle⧹time approach which preserves via the angle variable the cyclic evolution of the signal while maintaining via the time variable a temporal description of the system dynamics.

In line with ecological theory, data has emerged showing the negative impact of these influences on children's current and future functioning [ 17]; consequently, calls to protect rural children's mental well-being - via school-based interventions to build resilience [ 18]- are on the rise [ 19].

If anything, they voice no objections to the popular misconception (and another myth for another discussion) that we need more savings to have funds for investment, thereby tacitly supporting the call for higher levels of demand leaks, and consequently calling for the need for even higher levels of government deficit spending, which they also deem a 'bad thing.'.

The pair ((Theta,mathcal{P})) is called a measurable space, and each element of (mathcal{P}) is consequently called (mathcal{P} -measurable sets instead of events.