Sentence examples for consequently extends from inspiring English sources

According to this hypothesis, the transcription bubble is formed in the −10 region, and consequently extends to the transcription start site.

Studying of energy transfer between QDs and bR gives the perspective of considerable improvement of bR light absorption and consequently extends the possible applications of this photo-converting material.

We consequently extend the scheme described above to the formation of a chain of 13 adatoms interacting via IFAs.

The catalytic subunit of telomerase, hTERT, has been used to maintain telomere length and consequently extend cellular lifespan.

This provision consequently extended to the survival action, but not to the wrongful death suit filed by the nonparties to the agreement.

It is thought that this process has the effect of decreasing the Mn concentration on the austenite side of the interface and, consequently, extending the PE state.

The authors recommend that wider acceptance and usage of laser soldering technology could improve the performance and consequently extend the mean-time-to-failure (MTTF) of photovoltaic modules in general and particularly the ones which operates in the tropics.

This relaxation of restrictions on the grid makes it possible to couple PDF/Monte Carlo methods to all popular commercial CFD codes and, consequently, extend existing CFD codes' capability to simulate turbulent reactive flow in a more accurate way.

Their model was consequently extended by Loury (1981) and Solon (2004) and serves as a benchmark in many analyses.

Since, most of energy consumption is incurred at transceiver level, a balance should be found between conflicting objectives: maximizing the achieved throughput while reducing energy consumption and consequently extending the sensor's battery lifetime.

Customary laws, such as the Law of Clan MacDuff, came under attack from the Stewart Dynasty, which consequently extended the reach of Scots common law.