Sentence examples for consequentially, this from inspiring English sources
Consequentially, this chapter overviews recent developments in microelectrodes and related geometrical designs.
Consequentially, this paper provides engineering guidelines for designing reliable ball balancers.
Quite consequentially, this sector has seen the rise of small, medium and large enterprises catering to the demand of the sector.
Consequentially, this large sectoral demand creates a substantial amount of low-skilled mobile work in the Netherlands (Engbersen et al., 2011, 2013; Gijsberts & Lubbers, 2013), an important specificity regarding the Dutch case.
Consequentially, this lack of backwards compatibility would also prevent existing malware from running on the operating system.
Consequentially, this test-statistic was utilized as it avoids introducing unnecessary variance by averaging probe intensity data from probes with different hybridization properties.
Therefore, in an effort to optimise the emergency department resources, reduce the mortality and morbidity rate of this trauma (and, consequentially the high costs to society), a team of orthopaedic surgeons, anaesthesiologists and general surgeons applied these principles to form the basis of a treatment protocol for abdomino-pelvic injuries.
Consequentially, the calculated reference data in this age group may be too high.
But perhaps more consequentially, the governor himself did not begin aggressively campaigning for this initiative until 10 days ago, as polls began registering a decline in support and as the breadth of the financial opposition — including $11 million from an unidentified donor in Arizona — became clear.
This is because when K increases, Q = M/K decreases and, consequentially, the ability of coherently capturing the sub-channel energy (thus exploiting diversity) with the MMSE equalizer is reduced.
This confirms the importance of repeated IVF cycles in assisted procreation and consequentially the importance of full coverage reimbursement IVF programmes.
