Sentence examples for consequent interpretation from inspiring English sources
Record completeness and consequent interpretation of record limitations are important in understanding volcanism on global to local scales and must be considered during rigorous volcanic hazard and risk assessments.
The consequent interpretation of the data presented here is that lupus nephritis is a principally two-stepped organ disease where each step has its distinct aetiology.
On the other hand, an assumption that H. californicum is the diploid H-genome donor to StStHH Elymus based on the pepC and GBSSI trees, and consequent interpretation of the β-amylase and RPB2 trees in terms of H-genome introgression, is more arbitrary.
The reliability and consequent interpretation of the final reconstructions could have been affected by heterogeneity in the LDL particles, for instance in conformational differences in apoB-100, as well as by errors arising from incorrect assignment of angles to individual particles.
In this work, the application and consequent interpretation of the renewal assumption is somewhat different with respect to the above described cases and closer to the definition of renewal process that can be found in the first pages of Cox's book [ 5].
Once again, one sees the distinction between general attitudes toward the role of religion in politics, on the one hand, and the practical political positions that may begin in religion but are inevitably shaped by different groups' historical experiences and consequent interpretations of their faith.
A potential limitation of this method is the clear dependence between the plotted quantities, and the consequent difficulty in interpretation.
The European Central Bank can assist with both by buying government bonds and lending to banks and, in the most optimistic interpretation, the consequent political discussions will help strengthen European Union integration.
The main weak point is the inadequate phenotype selected for quantification and consequent overstatements in the interpretation of the obtained data.
The cited authors showed that the values calculated using data obtained by different methods differed significantly; clinical interpretation and consequent therapeutic decision-making could be adversely affected.
If the reviewer's consideration of advantage-disadvantage quantification and comparison is problematic, his consequent consideration for the interpretation to the "phenomenon" that "chromosomes must have an extremely large additional advantage provided by the circular structure in order to survive in a protocell system" would loss its point of origin.
