Sentence examples for consequently to avoid from inspiring English sources

A combination of nanofiltration (NF) and spray drying was selected for this study to remove low molecular weight sugars and consequently to avoid the use of carrier agents and to increase the purity of fructans from Agave salmiana juice.

In such processes the small number of degrees of freedom is a drawback which makes it difficult to correctly set the ratio of reactant feeds and consequently to avoid impurities in the products.

In such processes the small number of degrees of freedom is a drawback which makes it difficult to set the reactants feed ratio correctly and consequently to avoid impurities in the products.

Finally the argument also requires a fuller account of what residents of a state must do in order to make appropriate signs of dissent from the injustice of their government, and consequently to avoid being accused of consenting to that injustice.

To minimize lateral forces between tip and surface and consequently to avoid sample damage, tapping mode was used.

Moreover, by comparing the previous classification systems, the varying nomenclature of previous classifications were explained to better understand the tumor morphology and to predict the intraoperative stratification, and consequently to avoid injury of vital neural tissue during the tumor removal.

As sex-biased dispersal cannot consistently prevent kin encounters, particularly in long-lived species, inbreeding between unfamiliar kin remains a real threat and carries potentially disastrous fitness consequences [ 8- 10]; consequently, mechanisms to avoid it beg explanation.

After losing his reelection bid in 1861, Stevenson, a known Confederate sympathizer, stayed out of public life during the war and was consequently able to avoid being imprisoned, as many other Confederate sympathizers were.

And the best writers anticipate these reactions, and consequently are able to avoid them.

HCPs who had ever encountered fatal ADRs are keener reporters and can consequently help others to avoid the experience that made them better reporters.

This gender difference may reflect the fact that males are overrepresented in the criminal justice system and consequently more likely to avoid testing services out of fear of experiencing discrimination related to their engagement in illegal activities [ 7, 11].