Sentence examples for consequently that the from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the injury risk factor increases with the age and consequently that the excitation amplitude must be limited to lower levels when age increases.

Al-Kindi went on to use the conclusion of this argument to maintain that time itself must be finite and consequently that the period of time during which the world has existed must be finite.

Arrhenius diagrams of ln(J) vs 1/T (Figure 3) show a temperature dependence of the reverse current that confirms a thermal activation of the current and consequently that the carrier transport follows a PF mechanism.

This suggestion may seem to leave us with the conclusion that if residence in a state is tacit consent to it, as Locke's theory says, then all the residents of a state must have accepted responsibility for the state's actions, including its unjust wars, and consequently that the just conqueror must have rights to reparation against all residents of the state.

He held it to be "absolutely self-evident" (SI, 561), and he believed consequently that the idea of a non-Euclidean space is a "chimera" (SI, 456) and that the various non-Euclidean geometries are "the mere illusion of specialists" (SI, xxxix).

However, and notwithstanding Popper's claims to the contrary, this itself seems to be a refined form of conventionalism it implies that it is almost entirely an arbitrary matter whether it is accepted that a potential falsifier is an actual one, and consequently that the falsification of a theory is itself the function of a 'free' and arbitrary act.

"The Consortium strongly believes that a CVA, not liquidation, is the best way to protect the club's value and legacy and consequently that is the approach presented in our offer".

which, together with (A.13b), gives, and consequently, ; that is, the sinusoid is of constant amplitude and angular frequency at.

We've got a lot of young players who are not responding to the pressure at the moment, consequently that's had a effect on the whole team.

The carbon isotopic composition of seawater DIC (δ13CDIC), and consequently that of the carbonate mineral (δ13Ccarb), is interpreted to represent the partitioning of carbon between the two major sinks.

However, in our study using human DCs we showed that expression of pneumolysin inhibited the production of IL-1β and IL-18, and consequently that in the human system these cytokines must be stimulated by bacterial components other than pneumolysin.