Sentence examples similar to in consequence definition from inspiring English sources
In consequence, definitions of engines are relatively short, so they can be modified and extended with no particular effort.
In consequence, the above definition of a "gene" should be put in question.
In consequence the preceding definitions of logical truth, logical falsity and logical analyticity are not applicable to purely logical propositions, since they do not contain any extra-logical idea.
This has been illustrated by showing a better performance in the interpretation of top association signals of the simple overlap rule based on SRR ≥ 2 definitions than in the traditional ± 50 Kb In consequence, the new gene definitions will improve gene- and pathway-based analysis by definition.
In consequence, a new, extended dictionary definition language (DDL2) was devised, over the course of a series of workshops, that could encode these data relationships (and the relationships between structure, form and function that they represented) [8].
In consequence, the fact that the definitions for GN-MDRO are different in the two current guidelines may lead to inefficient information transfer and different hygienic precaution measures when transferring a patient across the border.
In consequence, there is little point in trying to identify a 'correct' definition which may be contrasted with other 'incorrect' definitions.
Nor does their definition include the Baltic states, which were taken over by the Soviets in consequence of an agreement that Stalin made with Hitler.
In fact, as a consequence of Definition 3.5, we have the following proposition.
Ballets suffer in consequence.
