Sentence examples for consequently between from inspiring English sources

Absolute amounts of rNG-irisin analyzed per lane were consequently between 20 ng and 0.0625 ng.

In this way, he evokes the classic male-style dilemma: men must always choose between overdressing or underdressing, and, consequently, between looking aspirationally hoity-toity or disingenuously rebellious.

It is consequently between the extremes of meditative introspection and political application that its many and widely divergent interpreters have veered.

From John Maynard Keynes, they had the beginning of the end of the world of work, the erosion of the relationship between production and wealth, and consequently, between work and identity: which led to the exploration of leisure as a noble calling, vital to the cultivation of the life of the mind.

The Bain's SCP paradigm (Bain, 1951) establishes a straight relationship between industry concentration and firms' strategies, and consequently between strategies and market performance.

The absence of distinctions between analytic and synthetic propositions implies the abolition of the demarcation between (posterior) experience and (a priori) knowledge and, consequently, between metaphysics and the (natural) sciences.

Consequently, between-period differences in functional β-diversity were highest in secondary forest compared to fragments and continuous forest, determined mainly by trait gains.

Consequently, between-family prediction accuracy was only extensively evaluated for GBLUP.

Small differences can exist between solitary HC patients and consequently also between members of a cohort, but not systematic differences of this magnitude.

Statutes were consequently passed between the 13th and the 16th century prohibiting alienation into mortmain without license from the crown.

Napoleon had escaped from Elba and been welcomed by the French, and, consequently, war between France and the Allies had resumed and continued until Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo.