Sentence examples for consequently for the time from inspiring English sources

Consequently, for the time being we retain the polytomy of the NCBI taxonomic classification.

These TEC data can be used for adjustment of the median ionosphere models and, consequently, for the real time control of HF -links.

Closed-form relations cannot be derived in general since for any distribution of R and Y, a different formula for the busy periods and consequently for the service time exists.

The time spent with unproductive tasks will, however, consequently limit the time available for productive tasks.

This reduces the total capacity available for N1 and consequently increases the time required to take-up a given amount of N1.

> -wrap-foot> Since all adults and most adolescents will have had a previous B. pertussis infection and/or pertussis immunization, they will have a rapid anamnestic antibody response to new B. pertussis infection; consequently, by the time they seek care for a persistent cough illness, they are likely to have developed high antibody levels to B. pertussis antigens [ 21].

For sparse databases, structures based on arrays are used as these bases generate many branches in the tree, significantly increasing the size of these structures and, consequently, the time needed for processing [12, 13].

Finally, the interviewer cannot simultaneously take notes and communicate with the patient, and consequently the time needed for taking notes will add to the total interview time [ 12].

Consequently the time frame (window) for the MDI is the past two weeks to accord with DSM-IV and ICD-10.

For instance, in [27], the authors have undertaken a probabilistic study with optimal PMU placement, wherein the most credible contingencies are evaluated for fault analysis; consequently, the total time for the execution of fault analysis procedure is reported to be 0.4 s, which is largely due to the processing time required to detect the fault due to the limited number of PMUs.

Boundary conditions define the basic energetic conditions for temperature and burial history of the source rock and, consequently, for the maturation of organic matter through time (Ben-Awuah et al. 2013).