Sentence examples for consequently great from inspiring English sources

In some studies, however, outcomes and impact were defined differently, and consequently great care had to be taken in the data extraction.

Therefore, at present, the key to successful treatment of oesophageal cancer is early diagnosis and there is consequently great interest in the development of a screening test that will identify patients with asymptomatic oesophageal malignant or premalignant disease.

Consequently, great (text {tr}({sigma ^{2}_{n}})) means that node n has a small effect on node m.

Consequently, great effort has been made to directly grow mesoporous inorganic materials in the absence of any templates in recent years [7, 8].

Consequently, great attention is now focused into the planning tools for the forecasting of the effects of different interventions and measures.

Consequently, great concern has been raised over the toxicity of QDs made by heavy-metal cores in living cells, animals and humans, and in the environment as the long-term impact is not entirely understood [5, 22].

Humanitarian aid, in particular, is often delivered in situations where systems of national democracy and accountability are weak and problems of corruption consequently greater.

Intensive farming with thousands of animals raised in cramped conditions means infections spread faster and the need for antibiotics is consequently greater.

In the early years of the occupation, when Egyptian finances were in disarray, French hostility posed an obstacle, but from 1889 onward there was a budget surplus and consequently greater freedom of action for the Egyptian government.

This reduction would allow a higher road capacity and, consequently, greater traffic fluidity.

The benefits of legalization include greater employment opportunities, higher occupational mobility, and, consequently, greater bargaining power and higher wages.