Sentence examples for consequentially a from inspiring English sources

The aminofunctionalised aerogels exhibited a low heat of adsorption and consequentially a mild temperature increase during the adsorption process.

On an icy, windy morning last winter, a misstep on Lafayette Street had left him with a fractured rib and, more consequentially, a fractured right wrist.

Consequentially, a series of tests were conducted on the continuous unit to observe the effect of various parameters on CO2 removal efficiency and regenerator effectiveness within the flow system.

Crystallization thus commences from a heterogeneous mixture of native chains and chains with a longer persistence length (higher effective rigidity) and consequentially a lower effective height of the entropic barrier for crystallization.

As Young Jeezy rose to prominence in Atlanta, he established a high-profile alliance with the Black Mafia Family, which was both a hip-hop crew and, more consequentially, a criminal enterprise that used Atlanta as the hub of a multistate cocaine-distribution network.

Paul David Hyde Piercee), a finicky book editor, has a demanding star author (Rosie Perez), a schlubby employee who camps out in the office (Michael Chernus), and, most consequentially, a disturbed teen-age daughter (Colby Minifie) who pretends to be Russian and plots destructive means of getting her father's attention, having been traumatized by her mother's death, years earlier.

And most consequentially an obese Peace Corps volunteer named Rosemary takes on the appearance of Gwyneth Paltrow.

In contrast, Sec16 depletion leads to disorganisation of tER sites and consequentially an inhibition of ER to Golgi transport [21].

Absent or inadequate vasculature within the tumor causes disruption of the supply of blood and consequentially an impaired delivery of oxygen and nutrients and an impaired removal of carbon dioxide and waste products.

This non-orthogonality may be unrealized in real-world hardware implementation, and would consequentially cause a beamformer to have a systemic pointing error, which is derived analytically here in this paper.

Can President Trump be compelled to testify in response to a criminal subpoena and, even more consequentially, can a sitting president be criminally indicted?