Sentence examples for consequently much more from inspiring English sources

More importantly, progressive triggers cause less stray deformations elsewhere along the beam and are consequently much more robust against global bending.

While there is consequently much more to be done in investigating the use and interpretation of realized and zero pronouns in Chinese, it is hoped that the present study has broken some additional ground in this area of Chinese and will provoke further experimental and corpus studies of forces influencing patterns of pronominal reference in the language.

This season, though, perhaps spurred on by Falcao's summer departure to Monaco, he has been more focussed and consequently much more productive, to the extent that he has been at the centre of an unlikely international tug of war between his birth nation Brazil and his adopted nation Spain.

Each single methanol dose was the same as in the standard protocol and consequently much more methanol was added during the course of the cultivation.

Consequently, much more project roadmaps violate the budget restriction.

Consequently, much more reform will have to be undertaken in years to come.

It could consequently prove much more motivating for young people to interact within these processes if participants are given some space to interact, share and create.

At the same time, however, advances in our understanding of the genetic basis of solid tumours and hematologic malignancies have revealed how complex cancer is, and consequently how much more challenging it is in many of the more common cancers to identify the right drug for the right patient in the adequate dose at the right time.

Note, too, that the RMS difference is a measure of daily agreement whereas we here allow for a timestamp uncertainty of ±1 day - it is consequently a much more conservative estimate of the agreement of the two time series than the one tested here.

Compared to Hebrew, Arabic has a much larger number of homographs, and consequently is much more complicated.

Indeed, tumour spheroids represent quite realistically the three-dimensional growth and organization of solid avascular tumours and, consequently, simulate much more precisely the cell-cell interactions and microenvironmental conditions found in tumours, especially nutrient and oxygen gradients.