Sentence examples for consequently subject from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the material parameters that characterize the optical behavior of metals at the nanoscale need to be determined experimentally and are consequently subject to measurement errors.

Prosecution lawyers argued that Mr. Zeffirelli, who officially became a resident of Tunisia in the late 1970's, had continued to work and live mostly in Italy and was consequently subject to Italian exchange regulations.

For the first 11 years (1982 1992), the study site was grazed by a beef herd managed by a nearby communal settlement (Hatal1); it was consequently subject to the advantages and limitations of integration into a larger beef ranching operation and a complex socio-economic organization.

Also, inmates may be reluctant to test for BBVs for fear of being known by custodial authorities as being injecting drug users and, consequently, subject to greater surveillance.

In FSR, the signal scattered from a target is received as a modulation on top of the direct path (leakage) signal and is consequently subject to leakage signal phase noise.

For those households that produce food which they also consume and that are consequently subject to certain constraints of production, income and time factors, the optimization of Eq. 4b requires that household's production and consumption decisions are made separately on the assumption that they are all relevant to the market.

A big number of civilians were consequently subjected to the gases, leading to the martyrdom of tens of them.

Rourke's selection for her first season was consequently subjected to keen scrutiny.

Several studies have claimed that, when fixating a word, letters to the left and right of fixation project to different hemispheres and are consequently subjected to different processes.

Nanostructured Cu0.4Ru3.4O7 + RuO2-SEs with different mol% of Cu2O were screen-printed on alumina sensor substrates and were consequently subjected to a 3-month field trial at the Water Treatment Plant.

Such liners are often installed below the water table and are consequently subjected to external hydrostatic pressure that may lead to creep-induced buckling of the liner within the host pipe before the anticipated service life of 50+ years is achieved.