Sentence examples for consequently the changes from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the evaluation of the effect of the CTS amendments, and consequently the changes in the soil chemical properties, on the soil bacterial community is important to determine before its use.

As the maximum isometric force increases from the pretest to every measurement that follows and the MT increases after the third measurement, it is safe to assume that the process of muscle hypertrophy (consequently the changes in muscle structure) occurs following after the second training week.

Directional, purifying selection occurs when successive amino acid changes (i.e. non-synonymous changes) improve protein efficacy and consequently the changes tend to be fixed in future lineages, thereby reducing overall genetic diversity.

Consequently, the changes in wear resistance between both coatings were attributed to the changes in the susceptibility to crack propagation by adding Al2O3 13% TiO2 reinforcing nanoparticles.

Consequently, the changes overtime in studied biomarkers were only due to the presence or absence of VAP.

Consequently, the changes we found in the composite service index for a given watershed over time exclusively reflect changes in that watershed's capacity to provide those services.

Indeed, by determining the network structure, its conformational change induces the network change and, consequently, the change of the electrical properties of the protein.

The CMF armoured units were rationalised in 1957 and consequently the change to the pentropic structure in the 1960s mostly resulted in a change in role only, with the 4th/19th PWLH changing from an armoured unit to a reconnaissance regiment.

Some sheep remained stable until sacrifice (31%) although we must interpret these 'successes' cautiously since imaging was not performed prior to shunt insertion and consequently, the change in ventricular size cannot be determined.

Cap closure sterically controls active-site access of the nucleotide and acceptor; consequently, the structural changes in the cap that occur as a function of nucleotide occupancy lead to changes in the substrate affinities and turnover of the enzyme.

Consequently the photoperiod changes alone allow the induction of reproductive cycle onset even under a high and constant temperature.