Sentence examples for consequently share from inspiring English sources

"By lifting up our everyday ups and downs, I hoped to provide a space where we could see and appreciate the beauty in ourselves and consequently share that with the world". According to her site, Power ed) by Grace wants to help promote diversity and to uplift the lives of black women by asking them to define themselves on their own terms and in boundless ways without society's input.

Strain 81116 is one of a group of strains that were isolated over time and distance with identical genotypes [43] and consequently share phenotypic characteristics.

The SF-36 summary measures originate from the eight scales and consequently share the features described previously.

Members of a one-to-one ortholog group of a specific taxon consequently share high sequence similarity, leading to fewer false positives caused by ancient paralogs being misidentified as orthologs.

Our data suggests that the lack of miR-208 might be counterbalanced by miR-499 once they have the same seed sequence and consequently share the majority (~95%) of predicted targets.

Interestingly, findings in this study agree with pool drowning being connected to more advantaged residences [ 12], but that Indigenous children also have access (54 %) to such pools as well, and consequently share the drowning risk.

The caveman network has far more edges than any other network and consequently shares around 250,000 software variants.

For Ficino, love linked all things together; and love flowed first from God into all existing things, which consequently shared the property of similarity, outwardly different as they might be on the surface.

In the mid-to-late 1990s, autocratic management and rigid controls caused the BBC to slip in program innovation and, consequently, audience share.

Then, the symmetry operators and matrix K commute and consequently they share the same eigenvectors.

The available system bandwidth and consequently the share of bandwidth per user can be enhanced by using the principle of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) [13] such that a tagged cell can use one of the three primary colours, i.e. red, green and blue, for data transmission which retains the advantage of the frequency planning approach and at the same time enhances the system bandwidth.