Sentence examples for consequently the next from inspiring English sources

And this cumulative intelligence, this art, deepens and expands as more families attend, and consequently, the next family who comes to the meeting for a loved ones case is the beneficiary of all the prior experiences.

Therefore, considering the promising results of biological agents (Xiong et al, 2004), we thought that the addition of cetuximab to the combination of gemcitabine and oxaliplatin would be consequently the next step for evaluation in patients with advanced pancreatic cancer.

Consequently the next step of the microarray data analysis was directed to identify VDR regulated genes differentially expressed in Juvenile and Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis group in muscular tissue samples from both sides of the curve.

Consequently, the next day Hood ordered a frontal assault against Yankee breastworks at Franklin, Tenn.

Consequently, the next day the nation's newspapers published a photograph of the Philly Phanatic's long snout attached to the top of Mr. Bush's head.

Consequently, the next Ghostbusters movie needs to dash all bro hopes by revealing that Kevin enjoys nights in with the girls watching Pitch Perfect and has been to see The Vagina Monologues 12 times.

The best-performing structures from the first generation were consequently selected for the next generation and the steps were repeated in an iterative fashion until maximum docking performance of receptor structures to enrich active compounds was reached.

Often, men will see a profile they are attracted to, struggle with what to say, get frustrated and consequently, skip to the next profile.

In the closing stages of the battle, the aged Howe retired to his cabin and Curtis was given responsibility for the flagship and consequently the fleet over the next day.

Proekt et al. [39] proposed that the slow dynamics of the Aplysia CPG act in this manner, integrating the perceived stimulus over time to estimate the true environment and consequently predicting conservatively that, when the next motor program is triggered, the true environment will most likely not have changed from that estimate and neither should the behavior.

Each stage merges with the next and consequently the process is termed 'the continuum'.