Sentence examples for consequently canceled from inspiring English sources

Lavochkin consequently canceled the program.

We consequently canceled stabilizing selection within all populations by setting all ω values to 10, and we set all Z opt values to 0. However, as a control, we added one scenario including selection (ω = 5 and σ Z opt 2 = 1 ), corresponding to strong stabilizing selection and moderate divergent selection.

This observation corroborated the fact that the addition of inhibitors for ERK1/2 and NF-κB suppressed each phosphorylation (data not shown and Figure S1 of Additional file 1) and consequently canceled IL-32α-induced upregulation of TNFα at the mRNA level.

We were notified late on Tuesday night that the DfT has apparently discovered significant technical flaws in the way its franchise process for the InterCity west coast was conducted and has consequently cancelled the competition for this franchise.

Friability implies reducing the network's existing resilience due to removing particular nodes/airports and/or links/air routes, and consequently cancelling the affected airline flights.

Sony Entertainment has consequently decided to cancel the film's theatrical release, originally scheduled for 25 December.

It should be noted that the other coefficients in Equation (2), other than β1f and β2f, relate to year-independent explanatory variables, and consequently their values cancel out when applying Equation (4). Figure 4 shows the median values of REC historical predictions (µg/m) for the mine operator, along with the corresponding 5th and 95th percentiles.

Only spontaneous and not drug-induced migraine attacks were considered, consequently many scheduled PET sessions had to be canceled.

The series did not do well; consequently, Hanna was demoted to a story man and the series was canceled.

According to the above communication environment, many constellations sent by multiple signal sets from multiple transmitters are distributed to the same signal space; consequently, the minimum Euclidean distance between the constellations is decreased or many constellations are canceled by overlapping.

In a consent decree signed by Renaissance on Aug. 3, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York said that it appeared that under the old policy, a consumer who canceled a cruise sustained a loss that "may not reasonably reflect Renaissance's actual damages and consequently, may violate the consumer protection laws of this state".