Sentence examples for consequently pronounced from inspiring English sources

There was consequently pronounced dorsoventral and caudocranial gradients of perfusion.

Consequently, pronounced down-modulation of TGF-β1 causes immune disorders, inflammation and organ dysfunction.

Patients with SLE often have baseline lymphopenia and this review showed that stress led to diminished cell mobilization and consequently less pronounced stress-induced changes in lymphocyte (sub populations in these patients compared with controls and patients with RA.

There was always a measure of dip to his delivery but it is more pronounced now – and consequently more dangerous – as if attracted downwards by more than simply gravity.

Thus, plaque accumulation and consequently periodontal inflammation is much more pronounced.

The TRC specimens with one or two textile layers demonstrate no reinforcement efficiency, whereas those arranged with three to five textile layers exhibit pronounced strain-hardening behavior and consequently, prominent enhancement of tensile behavior and optimized cracking patterns.

It was suggested that this increase is more pronounced in weight-losing patients and consequently hyper-metabolism contributed to weight loss.

However, the stochastic nature of hydrology, i.e., daily tide and water flow, could create pronounced homogeneity of microbial communities (Finlay 2002), consequently modify or even obscure the warming effects.

We have published that transgenic mice overexpressing CCL2 show pronounced impairment of T cell development and are consequently resistant to EAE [ 5].

Activity results indicated that hydrothermal treatments have pronounced influence on the dispersion of copper species and consequently on DME synthesis rates.

In the presence of PPADS, the picture is different since much more SDf-1α is readily produced (within about 1 to 2 days after the insult) and consequently, neurogenic migration and successive proliferation occurs earlier and is more pronounced.