Sentence examples for dramatically as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Adrian Slywotzky, a consultant at Mercer and author of a book entitled "How to Grow When Markets Don't", tells the story of Air Liquide, a French manufacturer of industrial gases that has been innovative in an unconventional way and has grown dramatically as a consequence.
For example, peak 13 (5-hepeten-2-one) was down-regulated dramatically as a consequence of tumor presence (Figure 2B).
A meta-analysis of the effects of interactions between medications and context effects found that pharmacological effects can sometimes be changed dramatically as a consequence of contextual therapeutic messages and beliefs.
An assumption that AVEi is dramatically reduced as a consequence of delayed treatment resulted in only a small additional loss of antiviral effectiveness; approximately 1% increase in the final attack rate.
The diffusion coefficients of fluorescein dramatically decrease as a consequence of binding to GNRs.
For example, volatile sulphur-containing metabolites such as dimethyl disulphide, methanethiol, dimethyl trisulphide and methoxythiophene, which are generated in humans by the incomplete metabolism of methionine in the transamination pathway, were dramatically downregulated as a consequence of neoplastic cell presence (Supplementary Table 1).
At increasing distances, pH and temperature may dramatically change, also as a consequence of the season and rainfalls.
Taken together, the number of cancer patients needing critical care is dramatically rising and as a consequence the array of open questions regarding the optimal management of such patients is growing.
The mRNAs encoding GPEET and EP procyclins are known to increase dramatically upon differentiation, as a consequence of induction of transcription (by RNA polymerase I) and stabilisation of the mRNA; GPEET appears earlier than EP [ 47, 48].
