Sentence examples for consequently numbers from inspiring English sources

Even so, with no legal protection, they are at the mercy of the shooting fraternity and consequently numbers remain low.

Not all physicians answered each questions and, consequently numbers were adjusted as appropriate for each question.

Consequently numbers required to achieve statistically significant differences in attitude and belief between Malaysia, Taiwan and the Philippines and other countries is slightly higher than it would have been if enrollment targets had been met.

Mr. Schiff is presenting the works mostly in the order Beethoven composed them, rather than the order in which they were published (and consequently numbered).

As the HIV-positive women in India are increasing in number, consequently the number of babies acquiring HIV infection in the perinatal period is also expected to increase if the infection goes undetected during pregnancy.

Subsequent titles are numbered and given a story unrelated to previous games; consequently, the numbers refer more to volumes than to sequels.

The number of spikelets (and consequently the number of grains) per panicle is therefore related to the branching complexity (number and order of branches).

However, the economical development and industrialization in China pose a threat to rice fish farming and, consequently, the numbers of farmers involved in rice fish farming are decreasing.

In the case of microarray used in CNV study, high-density chip is being developed continually, and consequently, the numbers of CNVs discovered are increasing [9].

We also observed a characteristic sticky mutant phenotype [10]: inhibition of cytokinesis and consequently increased numbers of multinucleate cells (Fig. 1C).

Not all of the respondents answered every question, so consequently the numbers included in the analysis vary slightly.