Sentence examples for consequently attach from inspiring English sources
In addition, the CEFR (2001) places primary focus on language as a means of communication, and consequently attach great importance to the role of language functions.
p38 MAPK forms a complex with caspase-8 and consequently attaches to the death-executing machinery.
The fungal biomass secretes proteinic compounds in liquid medium which may be accountable for the synthesis of nanoparticles, and consequently, the proteins attach and improve the stability of the nanoparticles[5].
Liberation of the soul is impeded by the accumulation of karmas bits of material, generated by a person's actions, that attach themselves to the soul and consequently bind it to physical bodies through many births.
Binding the invariant epsilon subunit of CD3, they bring polyclonal CD3+ T-cells in close proximity of target tumor cells and force formation of an immunological lytic synapse that potently triggers lymphocyte activation and proliferation and, consequently, destruction of attached tumor cells through perforin/granzyme-mediated apoptosis.
MuHV-4 GAG dependence is consequently twofold: first gH/gL or gp70 must attach virions to cellular GAGs; then GAGs interact with gp150 to allow GAG-independent binding.
The high repellency rate and the lethal efficacy of CERTIFECT® resulted in significantly fewer live attached ticks, consequently reducing blood intake and fluid exchanges.
In both compounds, the O-donor solvent molecules (H2O, EtOH) form novel Sn–O bonds with the Ph2Sn(IV) centre of 1, consequently the phenyl groups attached to tin undergo an intramolecular rearrangement.
For example, the different diastereomers of sugars attach to the surface with different numbers of hydroxyl groups and consequently they move on it with different velocities, resulting in enantiomer selection [ 25].
In addition, we attach higher weights to base stations that require lower minimum power levels; consequently tending to cause a lower level of interference to other transmissions.
