Sentence examples for consequently in the future from inspiring English sources

Consequently, in the future, these bands could be shared between ITS and other applications, which may lead to crowding of the bands.

Consequently, in the future it is likely that forest-steppe typological diversity will decrease, and the semi-arid landscape may become more monotonous.

Consequently, in the future, it is possible that we will see stent-graft designs that focus specifically on the challenges of some of the nonaneurysmal thoracic aortic pathologies.

Consequently, in the future, the disinfection period could be shortened to the first 4 weeks of incubation, and in this way a further decrease in the environmental impact would be obtained.

Consequently, in the future, most cases of severe leptospirosis can be diagnosed by PCR in the early phase of the disease.

Consequently, in the future, intervention strategies that can effectively and affordably reach large numbers of employees are needed.

It is therefore likely that there will be increasing pressures on Pi fertilizer availability and, consequently, cost in the future.

They barely get a whiff of that fresh baby scent before being carted back to work and consequently preparing for the future "cat's in the cradle" moment with their child.

In a fast-track context this goal should not be in 12 months but more likely in 3 months, and consequently we should in the future focus on the patient group with low preoperative function level which has the highest potential of improvement in order to shorten convalescence before 3-months follow-up within a fast-track context.

These empirical phenomena – an increase in the length of training required to make a significant discovery and a decrease in productivity – suggest that increasingly complex knowledge is becoming increasingly more costly and time-consuming to acquire, and is consequently constraining (or may constrain in the future) further accumulation.

Two in three respondents answered that they do not use day care and do not want to do so in the future; consequently, rejection is three times higher than utilization and potential future use combined.