Sentence examples for consequently to answer from inspiring English sources

Consequently, to answer simple questions such as "Which kinases have variants in the ATP or drug binding pocket?" or "Which pathways are altered by mutated kinases in cancer?", researchers must go through the time consuming and error prone process of collecting information from disparate sources and data formats, and post-processing the data through customized scripts and programs.

Here, we identify several areas in stable isotope analysis where additional 'first principles' driven research would help to improve existing isotopic methods, or develop new ones, and consequently improve our ability to answer questions of archaeological significance.

The importance of understanding this interaction further must be a priority for sub-Saharan Africa: consequently further studies designed primarily to answer these questions will be necessary.

Consequently they may have felt obliged to answer the whole questionnaire.

This approach made it easy for respondents to answer the questions and consequently proved an efficient way to obtain a large number of completed questionnaires.

Thinking about war, consequently, became increasingly more differentiated because it had to answer questions related to very different types of conflict.

However, self-reports can be unreliable, even invalid, and consequently cause biased results as staff, for example are likely to answer in favour of the centre.

Here's Brooks describing an early Xerox machine, the 914: Technologically, the 914 is so complex (more complex, some Xerox salesmen insist, than an automobile) that it has an annoying tendency to go wrong, and consequently Xerox maintains a field staff of thousands of repairmen who are presumably ready to answer a call on short notice.

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I feel my baby's happiness is utterly vital to her and consequently, to me.

It suggests instead that this is something the scientists did to themselves – and, consequently, to us.