Sentence examples for is consequently defined from inspiring English sources
The treatment effect is consequently defined as the estimated change in the probability of employment in a higher occupation, given employment, amongst Skill Stream migrants in 2009/10.
Through comprehensive evaluation on the uncertainty of those stochastic reservoir models, a geological model which coincides with real geological case is consequently defined, then to meet the requirements of oilfield exploration and development decisions within a given risk limit.
The diagnosis is consequently defined by genetic testing of the MVK gene.
The MTD of indisulam when administered in combination with carboplatin was consequently defined as 600 mg m−2.
His, Cys and His in PETE2 and Asp, Met in HMA8 were consequently defined as active residues for HADDOCK meaning that the program will favour the presence of these residues at the docking interface.
Two non-apoditrysian lineages are always nested well inside the Apoditrysia as currently defined, the monophyly of which is consequently never supported.
Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.
It is consequently extremely hard to begin.
Britain, she contended, is consequently in violation of European law.
It is consequently unrealistic to hope for peace.
There is consequently no visible sign of any movement.
