Sentence examples for consequently generally from inspiring English sources

Anti-estrogen therapy has proven to be successful for the treatment of ER-positive mammary carcinoma (ER+MC), which consequently generally has a better prognosis [ 2].

The Ottoman sultans provided subsidies for ortaoyunu companies of actors, who consequently became generally accepted; also some were retained by the princes of the Romanian principalities under Ottoman rule.

In the first column I concluded that postdocs are awarded research grants only very rarely, and that, consequently, postdocs generally don't need a research grant to get hired.

Further new lesions cannot be quantified numerically, and consequently are generally classified as PD or ignored.

Consequently it is generally recommended that both generic and disease specific instruments are applied to cover all aspects of health-related quality of life.

Consequently it is generally not possible to assess radiographically attachment loss/alveolar breakdown due to periodontal disease.

Consequently it is generally accepted that by lowering the cellular energy status and changing the ATP /AMP ratio via mitochondrial inhibition AMPK is activated.

Due to the relatively small frequency of the 9/9 genotype in the general population and to the consequently small sample sizes generally acquired for this genotype, 10/10 genotype groups are usually compared to a combined group of subjects with the 9/9 and 9/10 genotypes (as well as other very rare genotypes).

"Consequently their value will generally decrease as they reach their mid-20s".

Water density is governed by temperature and salinity; consequently, the thermocline coincides generally with the pycnocline, or layer in which density increases rapidly with depth.

If both are crucial for coming to terms with Rawls particularly, and consequently with post-Rawlsianism generally, as I strongly believe both are, then Spencer surely deserves better from recent intellectual history.