Sentence examples for consequently carried from inspiring English sources

6,000 soldiers from Naples could be consequently carried to Valencia to fight against the French armies in Catalonia.

Analyses were consequently carried out on 15,189 pregnancies.

For example, while raw cotton loses weight in ginning, which is consequently carried out in the producing area, yarn, textiles and clothing can all be transported equally easily and cheaply.

The follow-up interview was consequently carried out with 8316 patients: 143 (1.7%) patients had been treated palliatively, 1244 (15%) conservatively and 6929 (83.3%) had received reperfusion treatment during the index hospitalisation.

And consequently, carrying out this convolution in effect says that this Fourier transform simply gets replicated at each of the locations of these impulses.

Each of these cells, (if taken from the same individual) has an identical genome — and yet each is "reading" a very distinct subset of that genome and consequently carrying out very different behaviors.

In compounds with maximum unsaturation, if the double bonds can be arranged in more than one way, their positions are defined by indicating the nitrogen or carbon atoms that are not multiply bonded and that consequently carry an extra hydrogen atom (or substituent), as follows: 1H-, 2H-, and so on.

Renal cell carcinoma is a tumor entity with a high risk for metastases and consequently carries a poor prognosis.

Photons from these two lower layers consequently carry the main part of information about the soft tissue thickness.

Therefore, it serves different aims than ethical theories which have been developed to serve concrete practical (e.g. political) purposes and, consequently, carry a stronger action-guiding character.

The sources of these clinical markers are the patients' manifestations as judged by an assessor or by the patients themselves, and they consequently carry a certain degree of subjectivity – which is less easy to standardize than many laboratory measures.