Sentence examples for consequently large from inspiring English sources

In reptiles the axial muscle of the tail is strong, and the caudofemoralis, a powerful flexor of the thigh that originates in the tail, is consequently large.

CdTe and the associated materials are suffering from ohmic contacting problem due to their high electron affinity and consequently large function.

Hence, this region is surrounded by seismically active zones characterized by a high potential for generating submarine earthquakes and consequently large tsunamis, especially in the near shore zone.

High resistivity II VI semiconductors in general and CdTe and its associated materials like CdZnTe and CdMnTe in particular are suffering from ohmic contacting problem due to their high electron affinity and consequently large work function.

Initially, there were large number of vacant active binding sites in these three adsorbents (BPD-1, BPD-2 and BPD-3) and consequently large amounts of fluoride ions were bound rapidly onto the adsorbent.

Planning projects where there is significant repetition of activities becomes challenging using traditional activity network methods (such as CPM) because of the difficulty of ensuring continuity in resource utilization (Harris and Ioannou 1998) and the consequently large number of activities and dependencies that must be defined and maintained.

The rubbing motion causes carbon nanotubes in the surface layers of the yarn to move in opposite directions and consequently large shear strains in the intermediate region tear the partially densified carbon nanotube assembly apart, resulting in the formation of large voids in the yarn core.

With respect to the data set for Mexican mammals, this data has been collected over a period of more than 100 years with a consequently large number of collectors [24], [25].

Common optical adaptations in animals active at night are consequently large eyes with large pupils and short focal lengths (thus, a low f-number) to concentrate the sparse photons onto fewer photoreceptors.

Many human variants causing behavioural disorders are not gene deletions but changes in levels of expression or activity of a gene product; consequently, large-scale mouse ENU mutagenesis has the advantage over the study of null mutants in that it generates a range of point mutations that frequently mirror the subtlety and heterogeneity of human genetic lesions.

Consequently, large-scale mechanically harvested reed beds host altered arthropod communities, missing major food components used by vulnerable passerines.