Sentence examples for consequently seen as from inspiring English sources
The DGA's award for feature film director has correctly predicted the best director Academy Award for 10 of the past 11 years and is consequently seen as a very reliable indicator of Oscars success.
Now we can take into account the concept of quasi-frequency, ν 0, defined as the frequency of fades when i u =i S and, consequently, seen as a measure of the effective bandwidth of the current signal in the receiver.
In other words, skin conditions have often been dismissed as cosmetic and consequently seen as unimportant in comparison to other forms of healthcare.
It could be because a significant amount of the psychological distress associated with skin conditions is associated with appearance concern, and that might be considered vain" In other words, skin conditions have often been dismissed as cosmetic and consequently seen as unimportant in comparison to other forms of health-care.
Catastrophic beliefs and pain related fear are primarily what drives avoidance [ 184], and are consequently seen as the primary targets for intervention.
In contrast, the process of charging battery electric vehicles (BEVs) is unfamiliar and may consequently be seen as more effortful.
Prince Edward had hardly known John and consequently, saw his death as "little more than a regrettable nuisance".
Zapata-Barrero (2016) sees interculturalism as fostering intercultural citizenship, and consequently it is seen as an important driver for a socialization process, of culture-making.
The majority of today's hydrogen production shown in Table 1 is based on fossil resources such as natural gas, oil and coal [8] which consequently cannot be seen as a clean energy carrier or transportation fuel as GHG emissions emerge during the production.
The free market, when taken consequently, could be seen as a cruel political concept.
Unfortunately, these findings were neglected by the research community for a long time, and consequently MS was seen as a primarily demyelinating condition, with relative preservation of axons and neurons [2].
