Sentence examples for have consequently made from inspiring English sources

Small-holder farmers in Eastern Kenya are faced with the constraint associated with climate variability and have consequently made effort at local level to utilize adaptation techniques in their quest to adapt to climate variability.

The last decade has seen rapid improvements in high-throughput single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping technologies that have consequently made genome-wide association studies (GWAS) possible.

Andy Gill of The Independent gave the album three stars out of five, commenting that "Williams' albums have increasingly come to focus upon the singer himself, which has consequently made them less and less appealing to those not entirely smitten with his charms".

The lack of appropriate indicators has consequently made it impossible to compare oral health between groups with and without disabilities.

They were meeting, after all, to replace the Articles of Confederation, which had required unanimity among the states for most decisions and, consequently, made the fledgling union ungovernable.

The three interview guides had each been pre-tested with two people from the corresponding interview group, and minor alterations were consequently made.

The audience were familiar with Peggy's history, knew that her first husband had died from cancer, consequently making her fear hospitals, and she had: "the right mentality for [the story theme], which was about 'a woman who discovers a lump and then refuses to accept that anything's wrong'.

Hence, feminists and activists adopted Western terminology, which consequently made its way into the local language.

Definitive diagnosis was consequently made in 34 cases.

In addition, we have used the protein complexes to expand domain context scope, and consequently made a desirable improvement to the final prediction results.

Mustafi's importance to them has, consequently, increased.