Sentence examples for consequently claimed from inspiring English sources

While these studies found no significant subgroup differences and consequently claimed the benefits of cardiac rehabilitation to be maintained in the modern era, the use of publication date in this manner has several limitations.

In order to join the team, however, he needed to clear re-entry waivers and he was consequently claimed by the Phoenix Coyotes the following day.

One may consequently claim that they had learned to read before knowing how to write".

Since no significant gain is provided, we consequently claim it does not offer high advantages.

It could consequently be claimed that anybody who denies the for-me-ness of experience simply fails to recognize an essential constitutive aspect of experience.

So for example in Table 1, SR becomes for Scanlan 1/S R, and consequently he now claims, in some of his writings, …." the two relative differences tend to change in opposite direction …(Scanlan 2014a, p. 330).

These two potentialities need to work in tandem, and consequently Aristotle can claim that there is only a single process going on, which is located in the entity moved.

Our interpretation is that the claim adjuster may consider that lumbar fusion represents the end stage of treatment, and consequently the claim for disability pension may be more easily accepted.

Had those crimes not been committed she would still have been conceived, and consequently her claim for compensation for the damages they caused her is not incoherent.

Scholar William Luis observes a strong resemblance between the structure of Julia Alvarez's How the García Girls Lost Their Accents and Alejo Carpentier's Viaje a la Semilla as both employ the tactic of backwards narration and consequently lay claim to two beginnings and two endings.

The family of Julius Caesar, and consequently of Virgil's patron Augustus, claimed descent from Aeneas, whose son Ascanius was also called Iulus.