Sentence examples for consequently that they from inspiring English sources

We thus do not have conclusive evidence that L1 and L2 have the capacity to store vesicular glutamate, and consequently that they are glutamatergic in Drosophila.

It is likely that GPs forgot they were in the trial and consequently that they would receive payment for each eligible woman tested.

It has, for example, been suggested that women have a more acute perception of their medical problems, especially minor problems, than men do and, consequently, that they are more likely to report them [ 70].

In 1954, Ayer claimed that people should not look to moral philosophers for practical guidance, as all they could properly demonstrate was that moral statements were 'expressions of attitude and not statements of fact, and consequently that they cannot be true or false' (1954, p. 246).

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.

At this stage for me it is really about trying to get a performance level as consequently that will lead to us getting consistent results.

"Having looked at it further again we have established that we can withdraw at this stage, that there will be no financial penalty and so consequently that decision has been taken and to focus on different priorities.

"So consequently that is what we would call a flagship.

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

Consequently that score on any one day is not necessarily a good reflection of a kid's attainment level".

John Noble called his character's lab "the heart and soul of Fringe", so consequently, "That has to remain constant".