Sentence examples for consequently over from inspiring English sources

Using accelerated molecular dynamics, we demonstrate that cooling kinetics during synthesis exercises significant control over the reaction pathways, and consequently, over nucleation and growth of carbon nanostructures.

Consequently over the years she's allowed "little things" like her dental health to decline and now has no teeth.

Whatever you plan to do, it will disrupt the connection between the thought and the giving-in to the temptation, and consequently, over time the thoughts will fade all on their own.

Firefighting employees and equipment were stretched to the limit, and consequently, over 6,000 U.S. Military personnel assisted in the fire fighting efforts nationwide, with more than 600 assigned to Yellowstone.

Mash1+ cells were still undergoing mitosis (Figure 2C) and consequently over 90% of them co-labeled with the cell-cycle marker Ki67 (Figure S1J).

Consequently over half of both age cohorts were stratified as moderate or high complexity.

The present study revealed that PACAP deficiency causes increased stathmin1 expression in SGZ neurons and leads to abnormal sprouting of their axons, showing that PACAP deficiency and consequently over-expression of stathmin1 in SGZ neurons could lead to a disturbance of the neural circuits in the dentate gyrus.

The default use of the non-African American eGFR calculation when race was unknown would tend to underestimate GFR and consequently over-diagnose CKD in African American patients.

Furthermore, responder bias may have occurred as interviews took place in a school environment and students may have, consequently, over-emphasised the importance of knowledge obtained in schools.

With the increased HCV awareness campaigns, however, it is plausible that an increasing number of patients seen in physician offices are there because they have a history of injection drug use or have received at sometime in the past blood or blood products and consequently over-represent the number of individuals with known risk factors.

According to the atlas, Africa is losing more than 4m hectares of forest a year – twice the world's average deforestation rate, with some areas consequently losing over 50 tonnes of soil per hectare a year due to the erosion of exposed areas.