Sentence examples for consequently mistakes from inspiring English sources

Consequently, mistakes, from wrong turns to spin-outs, could result in unwanted points being added to a team's final score.

Consequently, mistakes reading phylogenetic trees can give insights into student misconceptions about different aspects of evolution and evolutionary theory (Baum et al. 2005; Crisp and Cook 2005; Meir et al. 2007; Meisel 2010).

The non-hypothetical proof to which we are accustomed is a sort of scientific pedantry, and it is consequently a great mistake first to give what is called analysis, which corresponds to the hypothetical process, and then to follow it by a synthesis, which is the non-hypothetical part, thus putting aside analysis as if it were a sort of accident.

Resident doctors experienced high levels of stress as they worried about making clinical mistakes and consequently being 'brought before the judge'.

It would consequently be a serious mistake to confuse one art with another.

The presence or absence of a link was determined only by one curator and any mistake can influence consequently the recall and precision values.

"Fogging" was mistaken for "fucking", and consequently Ray Davies had to re-record this line prior to its single release.

A sample of alignments was checked manually for obvious alignment mistakes, none were found, and consequently the alignments were not edited further.

The plot depicts the story of an ordinary Chinese man, Zhang, who's lost his factory job and falls into some bad luck when he's shopping at a supermarket, mistaken for a thief and consequently beaten up.

In Miracchi's variant, a subject sees a sheepdog, mistakes it for a sheep, and consequently believes there's a sheep in the field in front her.

According to Lefever, who is one of the only mental health professionals to speak widely on the phenomenon, compulsive helpers often end up trying to run the addict's life for them, taking on their responsibilities and consequently stopping the addict from learning from their mistakes.