Sentence examples for consequent more from inspiring English sources

The first printed layer has less molecular alignment than the last printed layer, due to the longer ultraviolet exposure and consequent more curing in the former.

The change in the mechanical properties of the lung is usually attributed to lung recruitment with an increase in lung resting volume [3, 9] and to a lower vertical pleural pressure gradient in prone position, with consequent more homogenous distribution of transpulmonary pressure, lung inflation and thus ventilation [5, 6, 10].

Additionally, increased TLR-4 expression on PM could facilitate C. albicans recognition with consequent more prompt and efficient immune response.

This immunoblot also shows the more rapid migration exhibited by latherin in SDS-PAGE than expected for its size, possibly due to its very high content of apolar amino acids and consequent more rapid migration caused by a high degree of binding by SDS detergent.

In general, one or a series of sublethal hypoxic or ischemic insults can markedly enhance the tolerance of treated subjects to a consequent more severe insult.

High levels of nocodazole (100 500 MkM) resulted in dramatic alterations in the cells – C-mitosis, aberrant spindle formation with consequent more frequent anomalous situations (for example, multipolar mitoses, and as a result of this, an appearance of star anaphases).

It will induce to addition of several re-bonding per metal atom with releasing significant energy, which consequents more steadiness of single atom decorated structure in comparison with bulk atoms decorated structure [25].

Before we change it, it would clearly be judicious to check whether other revisions are required; so we have left it as it is, and invite expert input as we research the literature for recent seismic changes in our understanding of phylogenetic relationships consequent on more sophisticated analysis and deeper sequencing of more genomes.

This means that the antecedent and the consequent, or, more precisely, what is signified by the antecedent and the consequent, must be identical, "because if this were not the case, it would not be immediately evident that the antecedent and the opposite of the consequent cannot stand together without contradiction".

In consequent, a more precise knowledge of cytokines and pro-inflammatory proteins engaged in response to treatment-induced death signals is necessary to identify the best anticancer therapeutic protocol.

It is not clear if this is due to differences in intestinal permeability or consequent to more frequent intercurrent infections in this age group.