Sentence examples for consequently adequate from inspiring English sources
Would the already planned interventions on the European railway infrastructure guarantee an adequate available capacity and consequently adequate reliability and level of service?
It is well established that advances in imaging may lead to early cancer detection, more accurate tumour staging and consequently adequate treatment, better monitoring of the disease and enhanced surveillance for recurrences after treatment.
There is a lack of safety and efficacy data on the use of antibiotics and antifungals in preterm newborns and, consequently, adequate, updated information on the treatment of sepsis is warranted [ 4, 5].
Consequently, adequate populations of athletes cannot likely be tested or studied outside of major competitions.
Consequently, adequate methods should be urgently developed.
Consequently, adequate performance of the titer test also depends on the nature and quality of the erythrocytes used [20].
In addition, controlling the compaction process is required to fully develop the stone-on-stone contact condition and consequently ensure adequate resistance to both mixture disintegration and permanent deformation.
The coordinates of the varieties on this axis were consequently an adequate description of the amino acid data.
Cognition essentially involves representational states and causal operations whose domain and range are these states; consequently, any scientifically adequate account of cognition should acknowledge such states and processes.
In the present paper, a higher-order global local hyperbolic plate theory that includes both odd and even functions and consequently, is especially adequate for description of the general asymmetric displacement fields, is proposed.
This direction-based classification allows different actors in a cloud scenario to assess the different malware attacks by which they could be threatened or might threaten other actors in the cloud, and consequently design the adequate VMI-based detection and mitigation mechanisms.
