Sentence examples for consequently characteristic from inspiring English sources

Reference standards have to be based on the original landscape dynamics as defined by hydrology and bedload transport which resulted in a dynamic equilibrium of fluvial processes, habitat composition and consequently characteristic patterns of biodiversity and biogeochemical processes.

By doing this, it would be possible to know which of the concepts and conceptual shifts documented are representative of students of each age, and consequently characteristic of each age, and which are simply documented in particular groups of students.

In summary, our data underline the pivotal importance in this disease of H3K27 mutations and loss of H3K27me3, which is consequently characteristic of DIPG and likely represents the first genomic event leading to transformation in these tumours.

Consequently, characteristic topological patterns are expected to evolve in the gene trees of a diverging lineage long before the evolution of monophyly, and these patterns can be used to distinguish independent and recently diverged sets of populations [16], [17].

Consequently the characteristic substituent effects of indophenol derivatives were found to be follows, (1) modification of the phenolic OH group improved sensor durability; (2) the presence of chloride groups at the 2,6-positions of the phenol ring improved the sensitivity of the sensor; (3) the introduction of substituents at the quinoide moiety led to a deterioration in durability.

CD spectra in the near UV region (250 350 nm) reflect the asymmetry of the environment of aromatic amino acid residues and, consequently, are characteristic of protein tertiary structure.

Mutation of the SGS1 gene in the top3 background suppresses the delay in the S/G2 phase of the cell cycle; consequently, the characteristic dumbbell shaped morphology of the top3 mutant yeast cells that have not completed cell division is suppressed by the sgs1 mutation.

However, DBR structures are finite and consequently, the characteristics of the photonic stop band depend on the number of cycles they contain.

Actually, when the crystal plane is inclined with respect to the sample surface (Fig. 3a), the photocarrier dynamics and consequently the characteristics of the emitted THz waves will be influenced by such a onefold in-planar anisotropy.

However, the introduction of these matching layers modify the transducer surface behaviour and, consequently, radiation characteristics are altered, making the usual idealization criteria (of uniform surface movement) adopted for field simulation purposes inaccurate.

As the crystallization temperature decreases, strong changes in the width-to-length ratio and, consequently in the characteristic angles of the single crystal occur.