Sentence examples for consequent ability from inspiring English sources
The Strand's particular niche as a business is its fame, its sheer size and its consequent ability to utilize the economies of scale.
It has been shaped by scarcity of the airwaves on which to broadcast, by the consequent ability of government to set strict content requirements.
Disc couplings are widely used in compressors, gas turbines, and aerospace applications because of their flexibility and their consequent ability to compensate in almost all directions.
These traditional doublings were not so often used in the orchestration of the 19th and 20th centuries because of the great improvement in the making of wind instruments and their consequent ability to function in a solo capacity.
Their main advantage is their mathematical basis and consequent ability to obtain results with a given confidence probability.
We measure an organization's digital transformation maturity level — and its consequent ability to innovate — across three broad categories: emerging, coordinated and transformative.
As suggested by the present study, the mechanisms responsible for this increase in elasticity and the consequent improved ability of CH heart metabolism to respond to oxygen deprivation could participate to limit the damages induced by hypoxia.
However, the increase in coral cover was apparently also due to strong growth rates and consequent competitive ability of the coral, and not dependent on the seasonal decline in the algal competitor, L. variegata.
The improved assemblies and consequent improved ability to detect orthologs in all five species allowed us to revisit which genes had been gained and lost in specific lineages (see Materials and Methods).
Importantly, only transient exposure to TGFβ is required to induce the TGFβ response signature, which includes ANGPTL4, and to stimulate the consequent enhanced ability for lung colonization in a mouse metastasis model.
Although a normalisation factor may be useful for non-volatile molecules such as proteins and electrolytes, the ex vivo volatility of some currently measured biomarkers in EBC is still unclear, and their normalization by any non-volatile factor could actually lead to ignore their different exhalation pathways and consequent focusing ability in EBC collecting systems.
