Sentence examples for consequently to make from inspiring English sources

To fulfil its role, DH technologies must be further developed to integrate renewable resources, create low-temperature networks, and consequently to make existing or new DH networks ready for integration into future STGs.

We chose a perishable food product so that subjects knew they were bidding for a product intended for immediate consumption, and consequently to make subjects' current hunger status relevant to bidding behavior.

Consequently, to make functioning C4 rice, Rubisco activity has to be greatly reduced in MCs and increased in BSCs which then confines the Calvin cycle to the BSCs of rice, like in a C4 system.

Consequently, to make EEB management as flexible as possible, the proposed strategy encourages parameter states that maximize both exploration and exploitation (i.e. GDM rightarrow )1 and PCM rightarrow )1).

Consequently, to make the inference more robust, signal sequences were aligned with two different algorithms: MUSCLE (Edgar 2004) and ClustalW (Thompson et al. 2002).

The war with France revealed Sri Lanka's strategic value, however, and the British consequently decided to make their hold on the island permanent.

"Advice providers will be hard pressed to ignore the views of the (Labor Department) regarding historical performance and, consequently, forced to make significant changes to their advice models," the Institute warns, adding, "Advice providers could potentially decide to shut down their services temporarily or permanently making advice services less available to participants".

"We were unable to get any expansion capital and were consequently unable to make a living".

However, several studies suggest that these conditions are rarely satisfied [ 88- 90] and most patients are consequently unable to make a completely rational choice [ 38, 63, 88, 91- 93].

Supplanted by the modern wristwatch, demand for pocket watches — and consequently the skills to make them — has largely disappeared.

"I am the head of government, and consequently, I have to make sure that here in our country German law has been upheld," Ms. Merkel told reporters, making a fist to drive home her point.