Sentence examples for consequently action from inspiring English sources

These answers to the social value of friendship seem to apply equally well to love: insofar as love essentially involves both a concern for your beloved for his sake and, consequently, action on his behalf for his sake, love will exhibit the same social value.

(health volunteer #7) The level of knowledge and their efforts toward safety measures were found to be inadequate; consequently, action oriented measures of injury prevention were rarely observed.

Unreliable information about the time of action within the cue integration framework predicts that as the precision (i.e. reliability or the inverse of variability) of the action cue decreases, the weighting of the tone cue and consequently action binding would increase.

Consequently, action potential propagation did change (in one case, latency decreased by 13 ms or 74%) significantly more after the patterned stimulation without blockers than with blockers (Fig. 5C; **P<1e-6 for change in latency, *P = 0.003 for change in amplitude).

Thus, the presence of the mRNA of the DefH9-iaaM gene and consequently its action is most likely not limited to early stages of flower and fruit development.

Thus, the working hypothesis to solve the "Pickelhauben" problem has been to develop a genetic tool to reduce the expression and consequently the action of the DefH9-iaaM gene.

Because CNTs can easily across the cytoplasmic membrane and nuclear membrane, anticancer drug transported by this vehicle will be liberated in situ with intact concentration and consequently, its action in the tumor cell will be higher than that administered alone by traditional therapy.

The decision aid also presents the absolute risk reduction of cardiovascular events with statins, the potential downsides of taking statins, and a question prompting patients to express whether they are ready or not to make a decision and consequently which action they would like to take.

The needs of the current situation become clearer, we become instruments of a greater order and consequently our actions become more effortless.

Taking apart and exposing systems built on bad faith, or corrupt social constructs that serve to privilege the powerful and marginalize the weak, requires courage because the act itself may appear to deny the natural order of things, and consequently, such actions may seem to represent rebellion against God.

Brasserie du Pêcheur consequently brought an action against the Federal Republic of Germany for reparation of the loss suffered by it between 1981 and 1987 as a result of that import restriction, seeking damages.