Sentence examples for consequently in reduced from inspiring English sources

NPY, released from amygdala interneurons may inhibit glutamatergic projection neurons resulting in decreased BLA output and consequently in reduced anxiety.

Maybe, the fact that women in the BPP group had received information regarding pelvic floor muscle and PFMT resulted in increased awareness and consequently in reduced urinary leakage [ 25].

Given that lifespan decreases with ambient temperature, a straightforward explanation is that increased wasp density also results in increased ambient temperatures and, consequently, in reduced lifespans (Figures 3, 5).

The durability of the materials used has, in particular, been mentioned as a determining factor in increasing the service life of structures and consequently in reducing energy consumption and environmental impacts as a whole.

We find that the countries that have been the most successful in reducing premature deaths, and consequently in reducing lifespan variation, have consistently been the life expectancy leaders.

Smoking cessation is clearly beneficial in reducing the risk of morbidity and mortality, and consequently in reducing the economic burden on our health-care services in the long term 2, 3.

15 In a more recent systematic review and meta-analysis, evidence from 34 randomised controlled trials suggested that both school based interventions and those in other settings were effective in reducing time spent in sedentary behaviour and consequently in reducing mean body mass index.

The molecular packing in the δ-phase nanostructures (facial form) has a looser interligand spacing compared to the β-phase powder (meridional form), consequently resulting in reduced orbital overlap and a spectral blue shift.

Overexpression of DAGL/inaE/dagl-1 may shunt more DAG toward the production of 2-AG, thereby leaving less DAG available to produce PA, and consequently resulting in reduced TOR signaling.

Compared to postoperative EBRT alone, introduction of an IOERT boost instead of the percutaneous boost phase should lead also to a reduction in field size at least regarding the high dose areas, which may consequently result in reduced late toxicity and improved functional outcome.

Such information aids in designing more efficient and targeted quality control procedures, which consequently may result in reducing the LIB production cost.