Sentence examples for consequently proving from inspiring English sources

These figures depict the subsequent diminution of the bioactive compounds after biosynthesis AgNps, consequently proving these bioactive compounds act as reducing and capping agents.

Consequently, proving anything with material evidence appears unlikely.

Valencia consequently proved too strong over two legs.

Our agricultural produce ought, therefore, to be at least equal to that of England; and our inferiority consequently proves the want of skill amongst the French agriculturists". Le Siècle observes that the results of the statistics published by the Minister of Agriculture and of Commerce demonstrate, that during the year 1841 there has been imported into France 22,434,000f.

This approach made it easy for respondents to answer the questions and consequently proved an efficient way to obtain a large number of completed questionnaires.

It could consequently prove much more motivating for young people to interact within these processes if participants are given some space to interact, share and create.

Here three different window size is implemented and in all cases the image is corrected quite effectively irrespective of the window size which consequently proves the robustness of the algorithm.

While proponents support the protection of students, critics say the law is too vague and broad, and will consequently prove ineffective.

What really got to me was her dress, the one she wears at the SeeD ball (and the one that consequently proves to Squall that he doesn't stand a chance against her, the original manic pixie dream girl in video games).

Moreover, management practices may be institutionalized and historically and culturally embedded and consequently prove difficult to change on the basis of scientific information (Arts et al. 2013).

end{aligned}The term (X) is positive under the restrictions imposed on the parameters and consequently we prove that (y^*) is greater than (b).