Sentence examples for consequently dead from inspiring English sources

Skin cell turnover slows dramatically as we age, consequently dead skin cells are constantly impacted on our face.

Consequently, dead time is not an issue for most centres where 7400 MBq fixed doses are commonly administered.

Consequently, "dead zone" exists for an MUE when it lies too close to an indoor HeNB: a connection can not be established with eNB or an ongoing connection between an MUE and its serving eNB can be interrupted.

Consequently, dead animals, most of whom die between six and 12 days after the onset of illness, are poor donors of diagnostic samples and are best avoided.

Intravascular catheters, endotracheal tubes with consequently increased dead space, and increased gastric pH due to peptic ulcer prophylaxis regimens are all, along with broad-spectrum antibiotics, potent promoters of nosocomial infection.

#A ball in touch is dead, consequently the side that touches it down must bring it to the edge of the touch and throw it straight out from touch.

The Portuguese coach will consequently only miss the dead rubber against Auxerre, provided he does not breach Uefa rules within "a probationary period of three years".

Deeper analysis of this function revealed through the C routines into the library that it's a generic JPEG decompressor implementation full of variations and consequently with a severe dead code overhead.

Furthermore, increasing problems with interactions, process non-linearities, operating constraints, time delays, uncertainties, and significant dead-times consequently lead to the necessity to develop more sophisticated control strategies.

One of its most prominent consequences is the drastic change in dead wood profile and consequently in the dead wood dependent biota.

It occupies a space opposite the Sanderson hotel, and it is as understated in its design (but not chilly) as Sanderson hotel is overstated (and, consequently, rather baroque in a dead cool kind of way).