Sentence examples for consequently concentrated from inspiring English sources

This increase in free guanines consequently concentrated MB directly at the electrode surface.

Spatial variations in the weakness of the lower crust would cause spatial gradients in anelastic deformation rates, and stress could be consequently concentrated in the overlying brittle layer.

Thus, with slopes > 30° the soil was unstable and tended to slide even in dry conditions, whereas with slopes < 15° the soil was stable even under saturated conditions; shallow landslides were consequently concentrated on slopes between 15° and 30°.

The magnetic coupling with metal coil is indicated by a negative mutual inductance M. In addition, this reverse current attracts the main current flowing through the metal coil, which is consequently concentrated on the lower face of the conductor.

The inherent leakiness of tumor vasculature coupled with minimal lymphatic drainage results in particles becoming trapped and consequently concentrated in the tumor environment.

The protocol described here for producing PC and consequently concentrating TGF-β1 was better than the cellular and molecular results obtained for canine ACP protocol [ 31] and the platelet concentration efficiency described for a semi-automated method for producing canine PRP [ 23].

This research describes a reliable method for producing platelet concentrates and consequently for concentrating GF, such as TGF-β1 from canine blood.

Almost all the empirical research on the argument has been concentrated, consequently "either on a single episode of deliberation, as in one-time group discussions, or on a continuing series with the same group or in the same type of institution" (Thompson 2008: 213).

This is because the NP1F0 specimen had only one diagonal crack, and consequently all local deformations concentrated on this critical crack, while multiple diagonal or flexural cracks occurred in the other specimens with steel fibers.

The Allied leaders consequently agreed to concentrate at Albuera, which was the location chosen by Wellington as best suited for an attempt to resist any French advance to relieve Badajoz.

Because the seismic activity is deepest in the central section, we infer that aqueous fluids with lower temperatures are concentrated there and, consequently, that deformation there is partially anelastic.  .