Sentence examples for consequently introducing from inspiring English sources

In contrast, underestimating the diagnosis ratio (and consequently introducing school closure too soon) has less serious consequences.

Consequently, introducing latent level theoretical constraints often challenge the causal appropriateness of factors connected to multiple indicators.

Consequently, introducing a risk index for stratifying patients with stage II colon cancer may lead to the identification of a considerably smaller group than the traditional approach would have been categorised as high risk, sparing a large fraction of the patients of adjuvant chemotherapy with doubtful efficacy.

"Privatisation of a national business registry is unprecedented amongst developed economies and consequently introduces issues of economic, security and public interest.

This exchange process, called crossing over, results in chromatids that include both paternal and maternal genes and consequently introduces new genetic combinations.

A variety of stabilization and numerical approximation frameworks are consequently introduced and analyzed.

This incurs a slightly different spacing size between each stack and consequently introduces a number of band gaps.

We consequently introduced yield economy (YE) as a metric to assess the conversion efficiency of these two different approaches.

A higher entrainment ratio requires more suction flow mass and costs more energy, and consequently, introduces relatively limited pressure lift.

An emulator is consequently introduced to allow an as much as possible accurate performance estimation of the solution, at high abstraction levels.

Schlegel consequently introduced in all of his lectures historical, social and cultural observations; because for him, the aim of the critic was, primarily, to reconcile the division between theory and experience, i.e. between a philosophical and a historical approach.