Sentence examples for consequently in less from inspiring English sources

Beside radical scavenging, the components may influence the structure of the laccase, resulting in insufficient binding of the substrate in the active site, and consequently in less transformation.

Journois and colleagues reported that haemofiltration resulted in the removal of water and inflammatory proteins from the blood, and consequently in less pulmonary oedema and improved pulmonary function.

Thus, considering the evidence discussed above for the direct role of caspase-1 in cell death processes after sterile insults, an inhibition of caspase-1 would be anti-inflammatory by preserving cell viability and therefore limiting the release of DAMPs, consequently resulting in less inflammation.

SMLC model could not capture this assumption directly, consequently resulting in less improvement from multi-tasking.

This consequently results in less diversity and a shifted microbiome profile.

Additionally, it was expected that these communication strategies would shorten the illness duration and consequently result in less healthcare utilization.

A decrease in clot retraction, due to decreased platelet contraction, could consequently result in less taut fibers and less organized fibrin networks.

A payment scheme that insures against outlier patients exacerbates the extent of information asymmetry between insurers and hospitals and consequently results in less-efficient effort for cost reduction.

For the countries for which data are available the vast majority of people work fewer hours than they did in 1990: And it seems that more productive and, consequently, better-paid workers put in less time at the office.

Finally, slow acquisition of trial evidence can reduce the investment in the conduct of trials by funding agencies, who may consequently prefer to invest in less reliable but more rapid approaches to evaluation.

There are 959 somatic nuclei in an adult hermaphrodite, and consequently considerably less in its various tissues.