Sentence examples for meaning consequently from inspiring English sources

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Since protein identifiers are expected to correspond to multiple genes, the concept of an identifier's "quality" no longer has meaning; consequently, whenever protein identifiers are involved, the implication and quality heuristic strategies become functionally equivalent.

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All model parameters have clear physical meaning and, consequently, are independent of flow conditions.

The controversy thus "admits not of any precise meaning, nor consequently of any determination" (DCNR 12.7/93).

Therefore, they do not notice the differences between the new concept and the concept used to give meaning, and consequently do not notice that a single known concept is not enough to understand the new concept.

There is a consensus on the importance of effective communication for the collaborative development of shared meaning and, consequently, for the success of VTs (Brandon & Hollingshead, 1999; Pauleen & Yoong 2001, 2000; Romiszowski & Mason 2004; Muethel & Hoegl, 2010; Niederman & Tan 2011, April; Berry 2012).

What's happened in contemporary society is that everything's become so abstracted that it is removed from meaning and consequently it's just entertainment.

Reference vectors and weights are similar in their aggregation functionality, although they do have different physical meanings, and consequently, different influences on the search process.

"In this regard, I have referred the bill to the national assembly for reconsideration insofar as sections of the bill, in particular sections 42 and 45, lack meaning and coherence, consequently are irrational and accordingly are unconstitutional".

It's a work of such immensity and scope that it is almost impossible for a single performance to fully encompass its complexities of meaning: interpretative cogency is consequently a question of emphasis, which brings with it the inevitable risk that one or more of its elements can be underplayed.

It was calibrated electrically, and acoustically, at kHz and MHz frequencies, and so can be used to estimate acoustic pressures (in Pa), providing physical, and consequently practical, meaning to cavitation measurements within liquid metals.

However, the meaning of LF, and consequently also of LF/HF, is still a subject of debate [ 6, 17, 18, 27].

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