Sentence examples for consequently to be from inspiring English sources
The tested device has a capacity to be meliorated and consequently to be put into competition with the actual solar heaters made of plane plate solar collectors.
That, to varying degrees, is what governments of Muslim countries do already – appointing senior clerics who will toe the official line, vetting sermons, etc. Quilliam seems to be proposing something similar for Britain by dividing Muslim organisations into those that have a seal of approval and those that don't (and are consequently to be shunned).
A contribution of PKA may have consequently to be considered, without, however, formally discarding non-canonical cAMP-related ways, described in various cell lines37,38,39,40 and implicating diverse emergent cAMP effectors proteins, such as cyclic-nucleotide gated channels41, Popeye domain containing proteins42 or the cAMP sensor Rapgef243.
This consists of the capacity to distinguish that which is positive and conducive to its life, and is consequently to be pursued and sought after, from that which is perceived as negative and destructive, and consequently to be shunned and avoided.
In the present study, SA2 is elastically stiffer than SA1 at isobaric conditions between 10 and 40 GPa, and the P-V S profile of SA2 seems, consequently, to be that of SA1 shifted to lower pressures.
Don't expect the talent on Dodger flagship radio station KABC, consequently, to be relentless in their criticism.
The Roman governing class had consequently come to be hated and discredited at home and abroad.
They readily enter liver cells (one of the main sites of drug metabolism) and are consequently liable to be rapidly metabolized and inactivated.
His novels consequently tend to be rather ragged assemblings of disparate incidents.
He said that poor internal reporting had led senior managers, and consequently him, to be complacent.
