Sentence examples for consequence long from inspiring English sources

In time, within Plato's Academy, his school in Athens, the meanings of all of the early terms used to talk about the "forms" came under scrutiny, and among them "one" and "being" remained prominent terms that, in consequence, long retained a place in the intellectual life of Athens.

As a functional consequence, long term depression (LTD) was absent in corticostriatal slices from old transgenic mice.

The improved stability in biological fluids and, as a consequence, long circulation times in vivo were observed in the case of AuNP3 coated with more stable MPEG-gPLL lacking ester bonds.

As a consequence, long-term basic income recipients that are not registered as unemployed (e.g. single parents due to childcare) may receive Hartz IV.

As a consequence, long-term effects on humans and wildlife may be possible in the future, when certain effect thresholds are reached.

Temperature elevation could produce stress response and in consequence long-term alteration of miR-449a expression in pituitary in HH group fish.

As a consequence, long-term year-round GHG measurements are indispensable when it comes to assessing the effectiveness and feasibility of GHG mitigation strategies.

As a consequence long-term treatment with immune suppressive agents is necessary, which increases not only the costs of the treatment but also harbours considerable risk for long-term side effects.

As a consequence, long-term adjuvant use of an AI or a tamoxifen-AI sequence is anticipated to replace 5 years of tamoxifen as the standard of care for these patients (Winer et al, 2005).

As a consequence, long-term correction is restricted to post-mitotic tissue, thus explaining the clinical focus on retina (reviewed in (McClements & MacLaren, 2013), central nervous system (Kaplitt et al, 2007; Leone et al, 2012), liver (reviewed in (Mingozzi & High, 2013)), skeletal and cardiac muscle as target tissues (Kratlian & Hajjar, 2012; Tilemann et al, 2012).

Thus, these muscles showed reciprocal activation (Fig. 4Aa) and as a consequence, long-term synchrony (co-activation) was not observed, as evidenced by the absence of a positive correlation peak at the zero-lag time in the cross-correlogram (Fig. 4Ab).