Sentence examples for consequently as in from inspiring English sources

Consequently, as in the Scard Road purchase, Mr. Zappala said the town found itself paying a higher price for land because a developer had already gotten a permit to build houses, making a deal to purchase the land more firm.

Consequently, as in previous studies, an HAp TiO2 mixture was considered.

Consequently, as in mice, ZAP-70 activity is also decreased in T cells.

Consequently, as in SoG there are very few grid cells that do not produce food, grid-cell self-sufficiency is high and VAFOOD is low.

Consequently, as in a tumor gene expression profile, it is not trivial to grade the immune component or identify its related molecular networks.

Furthermore, for simplification, we assume that these impedance values are globally constant, but consequently, as shown in Sect.  3, this results in values which are frequency dependent.

In contrast, the proposed algorithm processes PUs consequently as described in Fig. 2b.

If you give valuable stock to a trusted family member like a parent, child, or sibling, they can sell it for you and consequently pay as little as 0% in capital gains taxes (as long as their income puts them in a low tax bracket).

There appeared to be unconscious morality as well, and consequently, as he wrote in "The Ego and the Id," "we land in endless obscurities and difficulties if we keep to our habitual forms of expression and try, for instance, to derive neuroses from a conflict between the conscious and the unconscious".

Delay in breakthrough time increases the macroscopic efficiency and oil recovery consequently, as oil recovery in any displacement process depends on the volume of reservoir contacted by the injected fluid.

While "growing cells" are cells in nutrient medium that are increasing in population and consequently increasing in biomass as time of incubation changes.