Sentence examples for consequently candidate from inspiring English sources
Consequently, candidate molecules should possess fast electron transfer reactions, and the relaxation of nuclear degrees of freedom can be ignored.
Consequently, candidate gene selection has remained a highly biased process.
RNAi library screening has proven to be a powerful approach for uncovering novel genes involved in the mode of action of many of the current trypanocides (11, 32, 34) and, consequently, candidates for changes associated with resistance.
end{aligned} (159) From above, the choice (k = 3) implies (kappa(k) = 2) and consequently the candidate zeros take the form (Omega _{0}= 4pi q).
This is exacerbated by the fact that ongoing research continues to identify new mechanisms for electron exchange between microbes and electrodes, new design strategies to exploit these and consequently new candidate organisms.
The residual newly discovered 72 transcriptional units consequently represent candidate ncRNAs and the expression of a subset was confirmed by Northern Blotting (Table S9, and Fig. 2).
The accelerated timetable will consequently favour candidates with big name recognition and big war chests (to compete in expensive media markets).
Some of the intermediate radicals such as benzyl, phenoxy and semiquinone type radicals produced from tobacco burning are resonance stabilized and are environmentally persistent free radicals (EPFRs) exhibiting long lifetimes and consequently potential candidates for extensive cellular aberrations in cigarette smokers [6, 4].
First, we compared the two populations to identify differences in their proteomic patterns and, consequently, potential candidates of HPV infection.
It has been reported that mimotopes induce production of protective antibodies, and consequently, become candidates for the development of potential vaccines [ 13, 14].
Li reported that mimotopes induced the production of protective antibodies, and consequently, became candidates for the development of potential vaccines [ 16].
