Sentence examples for consequently at a higher from inspiring English sources

Consequently, at a higher molecular ratio of PVP and CuSO4, more PVP molecules are adsorbed on Cu nanoparticle surfaces, keeping them from the excessive growth, and leading to the formation of smaller nanoparticles.

For this trial, we selected cows with a high body condition score because they are more likely to mobilize fat and consequently are at a higher risk of developing ketosis.

The set point is consequently established at a higher level, leading these individuals to maintain and defend an inappropriately high body fat composition.

The identification of the best Peg-IFN for chronic HCV is of minor relevance for patients with genotype 2 or 3 since most of them achieve Sustained Virological Response (SVR) with either Peg-IFN formulation [ 4- 6], whereas patients with HCV genotype 1 show a much lower rate of SVR [ 4- 6] and, consequently, are at a higher risk of progression to cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinoma.

The recommendation that thawing of ram semen should be fast (few seconds) and consequently at a relatively high temperature (70°C) was based upon the results obtained by Aamdal and Andersen [ 4, 5].

A class-H LD can be seen as a class-G LD with an infinite number of supply rails, consequently leading to a higher efficiency at the cost of a more complicated supply design.

But it said this risk was outweighed by the danger that without the new statutory duty there could be "missed opportunities to identify and prevent radicalisation and consequently put the UK at a higher risk of terrorism".

Most of these expenses were due to persistent upgrade of the service and consequently lasting operating costs at a higher level.

In Brazil, no such instruments are currently being manufactured; consequently, these instruments come at a higher cost to users due to importation taxes.

This effect increases the difference of longitudinal strains at the edge and center of the deformed strip and consequently leads to a high longitudinal compression at the strip edge.

In terms of mortality outcomes, 11 trials (16%) did not account for a loss of participant outcome data exceeding 15% and were consequently rated as at a high risk of attrition bias.