Sentence examples for consequently in the from inspiring English sources

Since the 2008 financial crisis, there has been an order of magnitude increase in regulatory requirements and, consequently, in the amount of reporting firms must undertake.

The teachings of the Hundred Schools and the records of the feudal states meant a marked increase in literature and, consequently, in the materials for instruction.

We are, consequently, in the case previously studied.

I ended up at Ford (and consequently in the automotive industry) due to being a recipient of the GEM Consortium Fellowship.

The length has the biggest impact in the LogOdd and consequently in the log Z-Score).

The binding implies a change in the mass and consequently in the rotation rate which conditions the fluorescence polarisation.

The management of patients is complex with many contingencies, particularly in reality and consequently in the model.

Different tissues also vary in their rates of cell renewal and consequently in the proportions of proliferating cells.

The crude C. articulatus oil showed the highest inhibition on the cells adherence and consequently in the biofilms formation.

This could lead into immunosuppression and consequently in the worst cases cause a multi-organ failure [ 25].

Consequently, in the small-engine category, consumer acceptance is low.