Sentence examples for consequently produce from inspiring English sources

Few places, consequently, produce two crops per year.

The box in question, made by Swiss Bionics Solutions, sends electrical signals to copper coils in a mat that consequently produce small, varying magnetic fields.

Some PAH diol epoxides such as those derived from benzo[c]phenanthrene react extensively at deoxyadenosine in DNA and consequently produce significant levels of A mutations (Szeliga and Dipple, 1998; Bigger et al., 1992).

Our results demonstrated that the modified swim-up IVF method could reduce polyspermic penetration, and consequently produce better quality and karyotypically normal embryos in porcine IVF.

To reach Lorentz factors up to γ∼105, thicker, denser radiators can be used, which consequently produce X-rays of harder energies (≳100 keV).

This effect may ultimately exert an accelerating influence on the aging of the stem cell population and consequently produce detrimental alterations in stem and progenitor cell populations that compromise organismal-level longevity in mammals, in contrast to findings in Drosophila.

However in most cases, evanescent field is not maximized and consequently produced an unoptimized sensor performance.

He consequently produced a volume of poems entitled "The Anatomy of My Love," which featured many parts of his wife's remarkably healthy body.

The proposed CNN combines results of different ANNs to reap beneficial advantages of all models and consequently producing more accurate estimations.

These factors can be manipulated by the stacking order and thickness of the layers, and consequently, producing ferroelectric behaviors ranging from minor to fully developed hystereses.

SAHH is allowed to promote hydrolysis reaction of s-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH) and consequently produces homocysteine, which would quench the fluorescence signal from DNA-templated Cu/Ag nanoclusters employed as a signaling probe in this study.