Sentence examples for consequently refer to from inspiring English sources
Because the world has just witnessed what may be one of the last mass global weddings organised by South Korea's Unification Church, the movement founded by the Rev Sun Myung Moon and which many outsiders consequently refer to as the "Moonies", though the movement itself objects to this.
In contrast to his contemporaries, particularly the publicity-friendly Gotti and the conspicuous feigned insanity of Gigante, Massino himself was also able to operate with a relatively low public profile; both Pistone and mob writer Jerry Capeci would consequently refer to Massino as the "last of the old-time gangsters".
The averaged intensities consequently refer to the shift of the mismatch relative to the middle base.
By using a double resistance reporter assay and analyzing the inherent properties of single-tube PCR reaction, we have proven the concept of our novel method and consequently refer to this new form of DNA engineering as ABI-REC cloning for asymmetric bridge PCR and intramolecular homologous recombination.
Thus, the experimental expulsion efficiency is likely higher than the realistic natural expulsion efficiency (Lewan 1997) and is consequently referred to as the theoretical maximum oil expulsion efficiency (Ko).
The Doctor and his companion have very little screen time, which allowed for another episode to be filmed simultaneously; "Blink" is consequently referred to as a "Doctor-lite" episode.
9 13 In this article, pricing policy consequently refers to the use of taxation to influence health-related behaviour.
Each point overlaying a countable structure resulted in a count, and the final estimate consequently refers to a volume fraction.
It consequently refers to the probe coverage which decays with increasing distance of the probe to the 3′-end of the target.
