Sentence examples for consequently class from inspiring English sources

"It is a small market and consequently class is harder to find.

In contrast, DNA transposons move without creating a new copy of the elements, using a DNA-based enzymatic method for excision and transposition of the parent copy itself (Wicker et al. 2007); consequently, Class II TEs are generally less abundant than retrotransposons.

Consequently, class sizes have risen, and so has tuition.

Consequently, class distinction pervaded cricket which was organised and administered by former and current amateurs, many of whom reasoned that professionals would not make good captains owing to their worries over safeguarding their contracts or concerns about affecting the livelihoods of other professionals.

Consequently, class 1 lesions are not displayed.

Consequently, class III enzymes are inactivated even under microaerophilic conditions.

Pravastatin and rosuvastatin possess polar side groups attached to hydrophobic ring structures, rendering them hydrophilic, while pitavastatin, atorvastatin, fluvastatin, lovastatin and simvastatin do not, and are consequently classed as lipophilic [2].

Consequently the class of females that is homozygous for the mutant allele and infected will grow relative to the class of females that is not yet homozygous and infected.

Endo 16 data is particularly a favourable example i) as it based on a very good previous experimentation and ii) clearly because developmental system is under strict control and consequently the classes of concentrations (discretization) are easy to detect.

Therefore it is very important to complement ROC trials with other performance metrics that combine different classes of the confusion matrix and are consequently sensitive to class skew.

The process takes place without any overt morphological markings and consequently the word class is only identifiable when the word is seen in use and, for example, is inflected for plural as a noun or tense as a verb.