Sentence examples for consequently short from inspiring English sources

In this case, the reactivity is higher and the system can react faster to produce the activated complex, and consequently, short reaction times are observed.

Chronically implanted recording arrays have the advantage of permanent placement, without the need for reintroduction of the electrodes during each session, and consequently short setup times for daily recording sessions.

During years of bad monsoon and, consequently, short supply of grain for poultry, various alternative feedstuffs have been tested.

However, prior to this, the shortest DNA observed to naturally transform bacteria was 294 bp: consequently, short DNA recombination was considered to be relevant only for genetic engineering 28.

Consequently, short of creating real, more truly democratic 21st-century institutions soon, it might be wise to adopt a philosophical attitude.

Consequently, short luteal phases were not a prerequisite of normal reproductive function for the beef cattle in this study.

While the earliest weapons are often considered to be hand-held and consequently short-ranged, the subsequent appearance of distance weapons is a crucial development.

The hospital stay was consequently shorter, contributing to cost effectiveness.

The higher number of movements and consequently shorter duration of stays in China compared with Mongolia largely reflected governmental regulations.

Age and education also play a role with young workers having higher transition rates out of non-employment and, consequently, shorter non-employment spells (even if higher unemployment risks), while unskilled workers have lower transition rates, which implies longer spells (see Figure 4).

HPAA activation has been linked to poor luteal function [47], [48], which would result in an early shedding of the endometrium and consequently shorter rather than longer luteal phases.