Sentence examples for consequently wide from inspiring English sources
Given that this was a pilot study, interpretation of the data is somewhat limited by the small number of participants and the consequently wide confidence intervals.
Climatic changes and the drastic changes in ecological conditions were specially dramatic in northern latitudes of the Palearctic region, and might have operated as ecological filters [ 84], with only those species displaying broad ecological niches (and consequently wide ranges) being able to persist in northern regions or re-colonize northern areas from southern refugia after the glaciations.
Consequently wide combinations of immunosuppression regimens were in use in this study population.
On such estates there were a number of economic activities and, consequently, a wide division of labour, some slave, some free.
Such approach prevents the full poisoning of the target surface by oxygen or nitrogen, and consequently, a wide range of oxynitride compounds can be easily reached.
The contents of collagen (COL), collagen-specific pyridinoline (PYR) crosslinks, glycosaminoglycan, and DNA significantly decreased during in vitro growth; consequently, a wide range of biochemical properties existed for investigating structure function relations when pooling the D0 and D14 groups.
Patients are admitted from a variety of specialities and consequently a wide spectrum of acute disorders is managed.
These physical parameters can, in turn, directly and indirectly influence cellular and tissue morphology, metabolism and signalling, and, consequently, a wide range of cell functions [ 1].
In one trial more women had severe anaemia in the chemoprevention group (RR 1.20, 95% CI 0.91 to 1.57; one trial, 1954 participants), and the second trial had few events and consequently very wide CIs (RR 0.41, 95% CI 0.08 to 2.09; one trial, 728 participants).
Figs are consequently full of wasp eggs.
Hence the effect of bend discontinuity is decreased and consequently, a wide-band high efficiency bend is obtained.
