Sentence examples for consequently of a from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the existence of friction invokes the presence of a tangential force and, consequently of a complicated traction distribution inside each of the contact zones.
The pipeline is consequently of a universal utility with the existing and future NGS platforms.
It is obvious that the availability of the complete genome sequence and consequently of a very large number of intact retroelements will allow us to validate this hypothesis.
No one knows what fraction of them might consequently die of a stroke or heart attack — plenty of other factors affect heart disease — but if it were merely 0.0003percentthathat would be higher than the 9/11 death toll.
Yet he was from a more serious generation where a chap spent his youth training for the day when he would be a father and, consequently, head of a household.
The resulting book is consequently something of a hybrid: an autobiography written, as it were, by proxy, and finessed, by choice and by its creator's natural affinities, into a novel.
The difference between the velocities is especially notable in calcite, and consequently crystals of a colourless variety sometimes called Iceland spar exhibit double refraction that can be observed with the naked eye.
However, students withdraw from courses for a host of good reasons, and consequently receipt of a W grade in a course is not a blemish on a record.
As tumour biology is a complex mechanism, an effective therapy must consequently consist of a combination of various substances that inhibit different systems.
The accuracy of disc diffusion assays is unsatisfactory because polymyxins diffuse poorly into agar and consequently results of a diffusion test should be confirmed with a dilution method.
The FBA model is, consequently, representative of a functional symbiotic bacterium; it is called the 5.21 model (Vgrowth is 5.21, see Additional File 3).
