Sentence examples for consequently little work from inspiring English sources

The multimodular structure of NRPSs and the complex mechanisms by which they evolve present challenges to phylogenetic analysis and consequently little work has been done to characterize phylogenetic relationships across this large class of megasynthases or to ask whether subclasses of common function can be identified, based on close relationships with NRPSs whose chemical products are known.

The first time Matthew Avedon went to Milan to model in the men's shows that occur twice a year, he skipped his casting calls and spent two days on his skateboard instead, and consequently landed little work.

The economy needs little work.

There is consequently little career structure in the humanitarian relief industry, whose field staff tend to be quite young and inexperienced.

"Sometimes it takes a little work".

In truth, parts needed a little work.

Little work referred to "linguistic" geo-localization.

Below a depth of about 200 m, there is insufficient light for photosynthesis and consequently little dissolved oxygen.

She had reduced mobility and consequently little outdoor exposure.

The protein has no discernable domains, and consequently, little is known about its function.

Finally, little work addresses esign weights.