Sentence examples for consequently experiencing from inspiring English sources

Patients are often not given the information needed to understand their prognosis and make informed treatment choices, with many consequently experiencing less than optimal care and quality-of-life at end-of-life.

Thus, when plants are at low densities (and consequently experiencing a high ratio of generalist versus specialist herbivory), selection may favor higher concentrations of defensive chemicals.

Related to this is probably the failure to achieve control of asthma among those with persistent disease consequently experiencing frequent exacerbation and admissions.

There recently has been growing interest in environmental injustice, a concept suggesting that those populations with lower SES may be vulnerable to greater exposure to environmental pollutants than their higher SES counterparts, and consequently experiencing potentially increased health risks.

That is, women appeared to tell stories which reflected their appreciation of being given the choice to go home, of being more relaxed at home and consequently experiencing heightened perceptions of control.

According to the authors, this result indicated that younger patients were as likely as older patients to experience considerable burden during the acute phase of HZ, but had a lower risk of developing PHN and consequently experiencing lower severity-of-illness over the entire episode.

He consequently experiences natural sensations of ankle-foot positions and movements even when blindfolded.

He consequently experiences natural sensations of ankle-foot positions and movements, even when blindfolded.

It is revealed that SMEs do not typically consider their supply chain strategy before product introduction, and consequently experience supply chain problems that are likely to be detrimental to the firms' growth potentials.

The exception to this argument is the case of high employee participation in profit-related pay, where, if the mechanisms for distributing organizational profits are perceived to be equitable, more employees are likely to benefit and consequently experience job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and trust in management.

Unfortunately, most patients with diabetes will consequently experience chronic diabetic complications.