Sentence examples for consequently labelled from inspiring English sources

Kyle McFadzean's opening goal for MK Dons in the second match between the two clubs, a 3 1 MK win in the first round of the League Cup in August 2014, was also scored with his heel, and was consequently labelled "Heel of God II".

Autophagy was detected using LysoTracker, which is a fluorophore with high selectivity for acidic organelles and consequently labels digesting autolysosomes (Fig. 2A,B) (DeVorkin and Gorski, 2014).

When the kappa enzyme was first discovered, it was seen to catalyze the primary diagnostic reaction associated with cytosolic GSTs (17), and it was consequently labeled a glutathione transferase.

The absence of an internal standard spiked early in sample preparation protocols means that label-free methods are sensitive to technical variance, consequently, label-free proteomics requires high instrument performance and standardization of sample preparation methods.

People born after 1980 are consequently often labelled as "digital natives" (Prensky, 2001).

This volume was fully segmented into the constituent axons, dendrites, and glia, using the automated segmentation approach of [17], and all synapses in the volume were consequently manually labeled, Figure 1.

Five new clades resolved in this study are consequently here labeled clades 9 13.

The thesis put forward here is that the occurrence of Fickian dispersion in geophysical settings is a rare event and consequently should be labeled as anomalous.

By analogy, BAK assembled into high-molecular-weight complexes prior to membrane insertion (membrane anchored conformation; Figure S7i) and consequently could be labeled by IASD.

People who are not working are not a homogenous group that can simply be labelled unemployed and consequently they can't be helped into the labour market with a one-size fits all approach.

Consequently many sources and descriptions labelled "Liliaceae" deal with the broader sense of the family.