Sentence examples for consequently to have from inspiring English sources

Orthorhombic C3A was observed to react more intensely to the presence of sulfate and consequently to have less affinity for the admixtures.

Interpretations in this vein tend to emphasize Locke's pessimism about our ability to know real essences, to discern necessary connections, and consequently, to have scientia in natural philosophy.

Of those patients deemed to be resectable at laparoscopic ultrasound, approximately a quarter were shown consequently to have unresectable disease.

This was suggested to affect the permeability and fluidity of the plasma membrane and consequently to have impact on the distribution and activity of Ca2+ channels/pumps/transporters [23].

A conducive environment in line with the aspirations of the public health professionals is likely to increase job satisfaction and consequently to have a positive effect on individual, organizational and quality of health care services in today's evolving health system of Pakistan.

Consequently, to have progress in understanding the limits of secure broadcasting, we resort to studying several special classes of channels, with increasing generality.

(of an array) having element type t, and consequently able to have any object as an element.

The storyline was consequently altered to have Hooper escape from the cage, which allowed the footage to be used.

We consequently aimed to have 100 respondents for each interview guide, in total 2,400 interviews.

The CIs presented here are consequently likely to have been narrower had this adjustment been possible, but this is unlikely to have impacted on our conclusions.

Many genes related to fat metabolism and, consequently, to reproduction have been described in dairy cattle [ 26, 27].