Sentence examples for consequently intense from inspiring English sources

The competition between houses is, consequently, intense, and many bold initiatives of marketing and packaging are being tried this year.

Consequently, intense vasoconstriction (i.e., a fingertip blood flow of 0.15 mL/min) occurred at similar core temperatures.

Consequently, intense research effort has been devoted to revealing the basic structure, ligand binding and kinetic properties of POP [2], [3].

One of its practical disadvantages is that it has to be given by injection; consequently an intense search was conducted for some alternative substance that would be active when taken by mouth.

In the period of 1990 2000, several human listeriosis outbreaks were described in the world with food products as their source; consequently, an intense policy with the implementation of control measures in food industries by Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and risk analysis were adopted mainly in Europe and North America.

Against a black background, thick fibers are mainly type I mature collagen, consequently present intense birefringence of yellow to red color, while thin fibrils formed mainly by type I immature collagen (including procollagen, intermediaries, and even altered collagen) and display a weak birefringence of greenish color [ 48– 50].

Her appointment of an attorney general would consequently fall under intense questioning about any tacit mandate to contain the bureau.

The higher the concentration of OH· radicals in the solution is, the more effective coumarin oxidation and, consequently, the more intense the long-wavelength band are.

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Some of these factors may be involved in a west-east spread in Europe: the western of Europe is the most populated part and factors that contribute to spread, such as commuting and airline travel consequently are more intense in the western than in the eastern part of Europe [ 18].

Staining with CD56 is notoriously difficult and was therefore less intense than other methods and consequently difficult to quantify.