In consequence, being able to appropriately dimension UMTS resources at every subsystem is a must.
She was held in great esteem by them, and in consequence she was able to learn much that had been concealed from earlier investigators.
In consequence, Poland was able to read encrypted German messages from 1933 to 1939.
Roughly a century after Euler, the Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell extracted the three-dimensional wave equation from his equations for electromagnetism, and in consequence he was able to predict the existence of radio waves.
In consequence, we are able to analyze the influence of the adjustment at the borrower level (Sect. 5.3).
In consequence we were able to compare transcriptional responses across cell types and organisms, which revealed common patterns.
FitzGibbon asserted that Laura Secord had arrived on 22 June (not 23 June), and that "in consequence of this information" he had been able to intercept the American troops.
In consequence, this method was able to detect the appearance of the UL97 resistance mutation already ten days after the "last wild-type only constitution," whereas Sanger sequencing detected the appearance of the resistant subpopulation at day 20 [ 134].
In consequence, the WHO feels able to publish a standard for optimal growth, rather than simply a description of current prevailing growth norms (a "reference"), which may not reflect ideal growth patterns.
Moreover, LasA is "tolerant" for some modifications of amino acid composition within pentaglycine interpeptide bridge, and in consequence, the enzyme is able to lyse also other types of staphylococci including Staphylococcus saprophyticus, S. epidermidis, and S. warneri (Brito et al. 1989; Vessillier et al. 2001; Kessler et al. 2004).
A decline in the terms of trade may in fact improve a country's balance-of-payments, because, although the prices of that country's exports have fallen, it may, as a consequence of this fall in price, be able to sell a far larger quantity.
