Sentence examples for consequent development from inspiring English sources

These results are of key importance for the consequent development of high-strength composite proppants.

Prior to the formation of Earth's iron core and consequent development of the geomagnetic field, however, the solar wind must have struck the top layers of the atmosphere with full force.

But political accountability was a cardinal principle of the Ephialtic reforms at Athens in the late 460s, and it is certainly attractive to suppose that intellectual accountability was a parallel or consequent development.

With the Renaissance came the rediscovery of the Greek and Roman cultures and the consequent development of a world view that led away from moral and spiritual absolutes and toward an increasingly skeptical individualism.

This contribution focuses on experimental evaluation of the NOx reduction dynamics and selectivity towards the main products (NO, N2 and NH3) within the short rich phase, and consequent development of the corresponding global reaction-kinetic model.

Vickery also had low light penetration but the horizontal alignment of stems across the water surface allow greater exposure to sunlight of the stems and the consequent development of epiphytic algae.

In the past 30 y, notwithstanding advances in the understanding of the pathogenesis of the disease and consequent development of therapeutic approaches to novel pathogenic targets, no cure has so far emerged.

In doing so, I bring together two phenomena that belong to a single historical shift, which saw the expansion of mass cultural production, and the consequent development of material and discursive practices to distribute them and to allow them to be appropriated.

Then, in the late 1990s, China's increased economic investment in Xinjiang, and consequent growth and development spurred increasing economic inequality between Hans and other groups.

Hales et al. (7) suggested that diabetes was a consequence of poor nutrition during critical periods in fetal life and infancy with consequent impaired development of β-cell function; a reduced ability to secrete insulin would be a disadvantage if nutrition became abundant.

The Low Countries, with their openness to the great ocean and wealth of protected rivers and waterways inland, were ideal for trade, movement and consequent political development.