Sentence examples for consequently relevant from inspiring English sources

In non-endemic countries, leptospirosis is often not suspected before antibiotic treatment has been initiated and consequently, relevant samples for diagnostic PCR are difficult to obtain.

Any numerical algorithm must enforce these two properties at all times to be physically realistic and consequently relevant.

In addition, other neurotransmitters, including acetylcholine and noradrenaline, can also be harmful to WM and consequently relevant to disease (for a review, see Domingues et al, 2010).

Consequently, relevant conclusions are obtained that lead to the most suitable construction solution depending on the most restrictive design criterion of the project.

Consequently, relevant pathogenic processes like T cell activation might not well be studied through this approach.

She argues that values are not all of one type and consequently, when relevant (and they may not always be relevant, according to Solomon) they may be relevant in different ways, playing different roles in knowledge production.

(See the entry on game theory) Game theory consequently is relevant to ethics, and it is used in moral and political philosophy in a variety of ways.

In certain pH and redox conditions, some chemical reactions play more important roles than others and consequently the relevant reaction products become major species in the system.

Consequently the relevant literature is only reviewed after the analysis is completed [ 15].

The way information is presented influences human decision making and is consequently highly relevant to electronically supported negotiations.

Post-transcriptional regulation of KRAS through these miRNAs is consequently only relevant for a subset of KRAS mRNAs, explicitly those with the longest 3′UTR.