Sentence examples for is consequently better from inspiring English sources
By taking advantage of the flexibility of RNA vaccine production, scientists can thus produce a vaccine with different antigens which is consequently better at targeting the tumor cells.
The student is given earlier assurance of admission to graduate school (typically in the junior rather than the senior year), and is consequently better equipped to plan for the senior and graduate years.
Thus, we hypothesize that this phenotype has a local cryptic function and is consequently better adapted to its habitat, which is less wooded, respectively more open than surrounding areas and characterized by light-colored stones.
"Adults who were taught about nature and the environment when they were young better appreciate the value of nature, the environment and sustainability and are consequently better able to make considered choices," according to a major city sustainability report.
Savary's ships had been extending their pursuit by throwing guns, horses and equipment overboard in an effort to lighten their ships, and were consequently better suited to the high winds.
Isis controls large amounts of territory, population and natural resources and is consequently far better funded than the Sunni resistance which so troubled US forces after the 2003 invasion.
Thus, WMD reflects the temporal evolution of hemodynamic status and is consequently a better prognostic factor than WMax.
Fewer electrons can be trapped and recombination rate is consequently decreased, leading to better device performance such as J SC and fill factor (FF).
There is consequently a need to identify better circulating biomarkers for this disease.
This data may be related to the association found in the present study, in that the women who were counseled by trained professionals and who were consequently much better prepared probably adopted healthier feeding practices for their children and possibly for themselves.
Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.
