Sentence examples for consequently a decline from inspiring English sources

Prolonged neuromodulatory regimes, such as those critically involved in promoting arousal and suppressing sleep-associated synchronous activity patterns, might be expected to trigger adaptation processes and, consequently, a decline in neuromodulator-driven effects.

The long term magnesium exposure in mineral water consumption can contribute to a sufficiently high urine volume and consequently to a decline in the concentration of lithogeny substances and the risk of calcium oxalate crystallization, counterbalancing increased calcium excretion (Siener et al. 2004).

The last ten years has seen a dramatic increase in the ivory trade and, consequently, a dramatic decline of wild elephant populations.

Inhaled mannitol (Bronchitol) has been shown to increase MCC and cough clearance and FEV1 in CF patients, contributing to better lung hygiene and consequently a slower decline in lung function.

Importantly, these results likely explain why there is more DNA damage accumulation and consequently a stronger replicative decline in mutants defective in these multifunctional endonucleases, compared with xpa-1.

From 1996 onwards, he excoriated Birt and his apparatchiks for inaugurating "a decline in morale and consequently the quality of programmes" (as he once put it in a book review).

Thus, functionalisation of TiNTs improves the adhesion between the two phases and consequently minimise undesirable voids, which results in a decline in permeability.

A higher specificity would however result in a decline in sensitivity and consequently in more resections in patients with distant metastases.

Down-regulation of Erk1/2 in NSC/NPCs and neuroblasts during aging may result in a decrease in overall Erk1/2 activity, leading to a decline in NSC/NPC numbers and consequently reduced production of new neurons.

This allows to reduce the number of measurements and, consequently, also the power consumption (as there is a decline on communication, the energy is saved by decreasing the number of transmissions).

Moreover, pollution induces stochastic effects on population genetics causing a decline in population size and consequently inbreeding and the overall loss of genetic diversity.