Sentence examples for consequently better from inspiring English sources

They are banking on success of the nuclear negotiations and consequently better relations with the United States.

Knowledge of these general trends will allow us to better understand the effects and, consequently, better manage fisheries.

This results in a decrease in the heterogeneity of the film and consequently, better protective properties.

Increasing pH decreases electrical resistance of citric acid solution and consequently better performance is acquired.

By taking advantage of the flexibility of RNA vaccine production, scientists can thus produce a vaccine with different antigens which is consequently better at targeting the tumor cells.

In addition, physical constraints are imposed on the control to have an acceptable range of feasible inputs, and consequently, better energy consumption.

The student is given earlier assurance of admission to graduate school (typically in the junior rather than the senior year), and is consequently better equipped to plan for the senior and graduate years.

A high degree of mixing of Al2O3 and TiO2 in the powder state results in more uniform microstructure, higher hardness, higher crack growth resistance, and consequently better abrasive wear resistance of the coating.

It is also shown that a lower substrate surface roughness results in more uniform step bunching with a lower distribution of step heights and consequently better quality of the grown graphene.

It is also shown that addition of the hybrid graphene MoS2 layer leads to higher values of figure of merit (FOM) for the sensor, and consequently better performance of the sensor.

For the countries for which data are available the vast majority of people work fewer hours than they did in 1990: And it seems that more productive and, consequently, better-paid workers put in less time at the office.