Sentence examples for consequently isolation from inspiring English sources

Two other patients (16 and 19) were deemed low risk; consequently, isolation was permitted under more conventional conditions.

Consequently, isolation of novel FFase producers from a sucrose-enriched biotope would help improve FOS productivity and reduce the process cost.

Consequently, isolation of pathogens from tracheal secretions do not always indicate pulmonary infection.

Consequently, isolation of the murine RNA and the LC-MS/MS analysis thereof, enables the detection of isotope-labelled mC and any derivatives that are formed directly from it.

High Static Low Dynamic Stiffness (HSLDS) mounts consist of nonlinear springs that support a high static load with low static displacement, whilst maintaining locally low stiffness near equilibrium, to give a low natural frequency and consequently good isolation properties.

20 In other countries, living alone is believed to be related to poor perceived social support, lack of a close confidant and poor emotional support, and may be a proxy for poor social support and consequently social isolation.

The substantial geological age of the genus Rhizophora (estimated at 50 million years) [ 22] and its coastal distribution presented opportunities for repeated population contraction and expansion—and consequently reproductive isolation and introgression among its species during the glacial-interglacial cycles.

Thus, we found a suitable model to compare the role of nocturnal and diurnal vertebrates in pollination and to test hypotheses about the mechanisms that could drive floral adaptation to particular pollinators and, consequently, reproductive isolation in similar and co-flowering species.

Finally, high dispersal rates may increase the absolute number of hybrids, but the increased competition reduces hybrid reproductive fitness, and consequently increases reproductive isolation of the resident population [ 96].

Previous studies based on cohort analysis showed an unpatterned genetic heterogeneity (genetic patchiness) as samples did not group together according to sampling location or cohort, and consequently no pattern on Isolation-by-Distance or Isolation-by-Time was detected [ 12, 13].

Near-fault earthquakes, which usually have a long-period pulse-like component, may result in excessive isolator displacement for a conventional isolation system, and consequently lead to an oversized isolator design or increase the risk of an isolation pounding effect.