Sentence examples for may consequently have from inspiring English sources

"We are deeply concerned that uncertainty has arisen among Afghans about [Nato-led] policy towards, and role in, poppy eradication and that UK forces... may consequently have been put at risk," the MPs say.

It is, however, not straightforward, quite laborious and may consequently have some distinct limitations.

The more time they spend at work, the more intense they may experience work-family conflict, which may consequently have a negative impact on work satisfaction or subjective well-being.

The simulation results compared with experimental data have clearly demonstrated that the improved model effectively describes the various shapes of bubble breakage events, which may consequently have a strong impact on the interfacial area estimation that is crucial for calculation of the transfer rates of mass and heat transfer in the bubble columns.

It is known that pollinators may show density-dependent preferences such as neophobia (an avoidance of unfamiliar items) when different types of flower are available within their environment, and the dominance of monoculture crops within the environment may consequently have adverse effects upon the preferences shown by pollinators living in the field margins within them.

In this interpretation, the event would have been a recurring extreme, perhaps a storm surge or a tsunami, but being superimposed on a rising sea level would have had effects unsurpassed in the memories of the affected people and may consequently have led to the abandonment of the city in question.

The improvement in the CCT110 % performance and not the RSA protocol may be a reflection of the modality of HIE which may influence metabolism differently and consequently have different impacts on intracellular and extracellular buffering systems.

The data in Timor-Leste indicate a serious problem of vaccinations given to children who are too young (not yet eligible) and therefore who consequently may have gained no or reduced benefit from the administered antigen.

Social participation may vary by sex and age and, consequently, may have different influences on health by age and sex.

However, reports from other investigators indicate that as many as 6%-30% of ARV treated patients, particularly those receiving protease inhibitors, may experience significant increases in serum liver enzymes and consequently may have to discontinue treatment [ 9, 10].

These bacteria may not belong to either the planktonic or the biofilm phase and consequently may have a different pattern of antimicrobial susceptibility.