Sentence examples for consequently to those from inspiring English sources
Our attention is naturally drawn to those perceptions that are most pleasurable or painful, and consequently to those perceptions that we have connected with those that are most pleasurable or painful.
Previous technoeconomic modeling has shown that the long hydrolysis time associated with achieving complete cellulose saccharification adds significantly to the operating costs of the enzymatic hydrolysis step and, consequently, to those of the overall biomass to ethanol bioconversion process [ 5].
Another concern for consumers is what I call "battered customer syndrome". Market analytics allow companies to identify their best and worst customers and, consequently, to pay special attention to those deemed to be the most valuable.
As the study points out, this access is affected by the interplay of health systems, law, policies, socio-economic factors and attitudes of health professionals and users which leads to barriers to access and consequently to worse health outcomes for those women, as evidence demonstrates.
Of those patients deemed to be resectable at laparoscopic ultrasound, approximately a quarter were shown consequently to have unresectable disease.
(1)–(6) and consequently added to those at the neighboring pixel to determine the absolute parameters.
As a writer on the environment he earned the reputation, like Stegner and Edward Abbey, of one who accepted the might and spiritual tug of nature as factual rather than dreamy and who consequently sought to convey those qualities with literary force but without sentimentality.
The working method of the toolbox is to generate the final spectra by first generating concentration profiles (depending on the model), and consequently fitting those to the data.
Acts of symbolic compensation can have consequences for such persons and groups: the public acknowledgment of the suffering of past people who were wronged by, say, a genocidal policy cannot be separated from the acknowledgment of those who survived the same policy and consequently continue to suffer, or from those who continue to suffer as indirect victims of the policy.
Another reason is that the spread of influenza was initiated in those grades and consequently introduced to the household through those grade groups [ 27] as the probability of infection in different grades was smaller than that within the same grade [ 28].
