Sentence examples for consequently extensively from inspiring English sources

She maintained a long correspondence and association with the Duke, all of which she recorded in her diaries, which are consequently extensively used in all authoritative biographies of the Duke of Wellington.

However both bladder neck and prostatic fossa proximal to the prostatic utricle were involved with tumour at initial resection and these areas were consequently extensively resected with loop diathermy.

Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women worldwide and consequently has been extensively investigated in terms of histopathology, immunochemistry and familial history.

Poly vinyl butyral) (PVB) is characterized by high adhesion to glass, excellent mechanical strength, good dispersion for dyes, and light stability, and consequently, it has been extensively used for many applications such as an adhesive interlayer in safety glass, [28] UV indicator, [29, 30], and electron beam irradiation dosimeter [31, 32].

The IGF pathway has been linked to mammary carcinogenesis in animal models [5], and consequently, it has been extensively examined in relation to breast cancer pathogenesis.

In fact, it is well known that yeast cells continuously secrete a number of enzymes that remain localized in the periplasm [7] but, until recently, trans-cell wall secretion in fungi is a relatively unknown cellular event, which consequently, had not been extensively studied.

Initially, platelet-derived EMVs were considered to have pathophysiological importance since they expose a multitude of procoagulant anionic phospholipids, such as phosphatidylserine, in a similar fashion as activated platelets and consequently have been the most extensively studied.

The capacity of γ1 ERVs to infect human cells in tissue culture raised serious concerns on the safety of xenotransplantations [ 9, 10] because pigs are the first choice of xenograft donors [ 11- 13]; consequently γ1 ERVs have been extensively studied in Sus scrofa.

The spectacular landscape provides a prime attraction and consequently the river valley has been extensively, but not systematically, photographed in recent decades.

In contrast, the W232A mutation in PSTPIP1 abolished pyrin binding; consequently, PSTPIP1 filaments were primarily straight, not extensively branched (Figure 4I K), confirming that the reticularization of PSTPIP1 filaments is a direct consequence of pyrin binding.

NRs are an extensively researched molecular class and, consequently, the literature corpus for NRs is very large; over 70,000 articles were retrieved when querying with the generic keyword "nuclear receptor".